AI and Human Rights

Abstract

This chapter explores the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the context of human rights, emphasizing the ethical implications and regulatory challenges. It addresses the potential benefits and risks associated with AI technologies, highlighting the need for robust frameworks to safeguard fundamental freedoms. By analyzing AI's impact on various aspects of daily life and legal systems, the chapter aims to bridge the knowledge gap concerning how AI can be both a tool for advancing human rights and a potential threat to them. This chapter aligns with existing literature on the intersection of AI and human rights, incorporating theoretical frameworks from international law and ethical studies. It contributes a unique perspective by focusing on the potential for AI misuse and the role of global regulations in mitigating such risks. Through case studies and real-world examples, the chapter explores how AI systems are being integrated into legal, social, and economic infrastructures, often without adequate safeguards. This chapter advances the discourse on AI and human rights by proposing a balanced perspective that acknowledges both the opportunities and threats posed by AI. It calls for stronger regulatory frameworks and ethical guidelines to govern AI deployment, offering insights that can guide future research and policy development.

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