Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence: Evaluation of Legal Challenges and Potential Risk

Abstract

Artificial intelligence creates challenges and complications for human rights. The basic assumptions are maturity of the information age has resulted in the need to adapt our laws and regulations and our policies and develop them somewhat. But the pattern of technological changes. It is often difficult for policies, regulations, and laws to keep pace. And as was the case in other periods that witnessed massive changes, it can be delayed laws and regulations in progress can lead to critical policy gaps. The current study aims to discuss manifestations of artificial intelligence's threat to human rights. than. The second requirement: is the legal confrontation of the threat of artificial intelligence to human rights and how ai might be applied in human rights-related areas. The methodology of this study presents potential challenges ahead in the field of policy while occupying intelligence in a more centralized position, whether in the private or artificial spheres, commercial or public. We cautiously approach this topic using previous studies that are currently available to support our discussion. The findings of this study show a great need to address problems associated with AI and social phenomena. Dedicated research in this field can provide help for the issues related encountered in AI practice.

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