Human rights and artificial intelligence
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Artificial intelligence, Ethics, Human rightsAbstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) can have a positive impact on the exercise of certain rights, but others can be undermined by its use such as: freedom of expression (including the right to freely communicate or receive information), privacy, the prohibition of discrimination, and the right to effective judicial protection. International organizations dedicated to the protection of human rights are currently reflecting on these risks and possible solutions to help their member states respond to these challenges, as well as the actions carried out in the universal framework by the United Nations and at the European level by the Council of Europe and the European Union.
Artificial Intelligence is an extremely powerful and necessary tool to help us address the immense challenges we must overcome as a species. But if when developing it we ignore social, labor and ethical factors, Artificial Intelligence can become a weapon in favor of inequality, control and destruction.
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