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Research Paper Volume 7 Issue 1 107 - 119 January 22, 2025

Fundamental Rights in the Looming AI-Powered Future: Challenges and Opportunities

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Shweta Singh
Student at GLA University, Mathura, India
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Nilisha Gupta
Student at GLA University, Mathura, India
Abstract

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into modern society has redefined the contours of human rights, necessitating a robust framework to address emerging challenges. The existing human rights framework, rooted in international treaties and conventions, demonstrates its adaptability to contemporary issues, encompassing digital rights that safeguard privacy, freedom of expression, and association. However, the swift pace of technological advancement has revealed lacunae in effectively protecting these rights against the complexities posed by AI. States and corporations, particularly Big Tech, wield unprecedented socio-economic and political influence, often operating beyond the purview of accountability. This necessitates a paradigm shift wherein AI development aligns with established human rights standards to ensure fundamental freedoms remain inviolable. Binding legal obligations under international law, reinforced through domestic incorporation, present a formidable avenue to regulate AI-driven systems and their creators. By anchoring AI governance within the universally recognized human rights framework, the global community can mitigate the socio-political disruptions and irreversible harm AI may precipitate. This convergence of human rights and technology offers an opportunity to reconcile innovation with the principles of equity, dignity, and justice, ensuring the protection of liberties in both physical and digital realms.

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International Journal of Legal Science and Innovation, Volume 7, Issue 1, Page 107 - 119
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