Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence
Swati Chakraborty · Advances in multimedia and interactive technologies book series · 2022
Artificial intelligence (AI) is developing every day with a new vision and mission in this competitive world. It is an area of computer science that creates intelligent machines that are programmed to work and act like humans. It involves them solving problems and improving themselves. It is expected that they will eventually be able to mimic and perform the same tasks as a human would. As artificial intelligence continues to find its way into our daily lives, its propensity to interfere with human rights only gets more severe. With this in mind and noting that the technology is still in its infant stages, Access Now conducts this preliminary study to scope the potential range of human rights issues that may be raised today or in the near future.