A Study the Review of Human Rights in Context of Artificial Intelligence

Challenges and Implications for Human Rights in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

The phrase artificial intelligence was first used in 1956, concept dates back even longer, tothe late 1700s. The existing impetus is supported by the availability of massive data sets, accessible affordable computing power, ongoing statistical method development fact that technology isincreasingly part of everyday life. Furthermore, there is a genuine possibility that commercial andgovernmental use will have a negative influence on human rights, as is the case with most developingtechnologies. The protection of human rights is challenged by AI. The fundamental tenet of human rightsis the inviolability of human life, with the implicit premise that humans are superior to other kinds of lifeand so deserving of more protection.