Sosnin Alexander. Some questions about understanding the meaning of the concepts of information and communication in the structure of law and socio-political life of Ukraine.
The fundamental feature of our time has become the overarching concept of “freedom”, which aims to radically change the tendencies of Ukraine’s socio-political and economic development, to integrate deeply into the world community, to rise in the economy to the level of leading European countries, to master modern culture and to teach the standards of life of the community work in the global information and communication space.
The dynamism and globalization of informatization of all aspects of life of the modern post-industrial society and the information or knowledge society that is changing it, besides the reforms under the Decrees of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, necessitate the carrying out of multidimensional and multidimensional scientific researches. Particular attention should be paid to the study of the processes of interaction of existing, implemented and perspective forms of information and communication relations: information, information resources, systems and technologies of work with information as a resource of development and means of communication, especially mobile, which affect the whole set of political and economic relations. of a person in society. The latest ideas and programs of further informatization of the country, initiated by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, with great delay add to the processes of development of the person, society and the state, as a phenomenon of the present – mastering the possibilities of the national information and communication sphere, which requires timely development of legal and legal framework, work with information, information and communication technologies (ICT), systems of artificial intelligence.
Key words: information, information and communication technologies, information and communication security, information and communication activities, information space, scientific and educational policy, information legislation, innovative climate.