I need to change state of specific fields in problems object:
  const [problems, setProblems] = useState({
    first_name: false,
    last_name: false,
    city: false,
    email: false,
    password: false,
  });
I tried something like this below, but it updates for me just the last value of error Object.keys(error.response.data) list:
.catch((error) => {
        Object.keys(error.response.data).map((err) => {
          setProblems({ ...problems, [err]: true });
        });
      });
error is an object that has keys that have the same names as keys in problems object. How can I do this correctly that all fields will be updated?
It only updates the state with the last state value because of closure over the state.
State is constant within a particular render of a component; in order to see the updated state, component has to re-render.
Since you are calling setProblems() multiple times within the same render:
setProblems({ ...problems, [err]: true });
problems in the above statement refers to the same state that was in-effect when Object.keys(...).map(...) was called. In short, you are spreading the same state each time setProblems is called.
What you need to do is:
First create the object that you want to save in the state
const newState = { ...problems };
Object.keys(error.response.data)
      .forEach((err) => newState[err] = true);
Call the state setter function
setProblems(newState);
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