Artificial intelligence governance and its role in protecting human rights

Abstract

Abstract: The protection of human rights became a decisive goal after World War II and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as it became a central issue of international concern as inherent and established human rights for all human beings without discrimination on the basis of color, sex, belief, or any other discriminatory criterion. However, achieving social welfare, economic progress, and technological development had a direct impact on human rights. Artificial intelligence technology was of great importance at the international level for development, sustainable development, and human well-being on the one hand, and on the other hand, it constitutes great importance in the arms race, such as drones, which makes it a means of threat and armed extermination among people. And the matter becomes more dangerous if we take into account that it - artificial intelligence technology - is at the highest level in developed countries, while it is represented in a primitive way in developing countries, which also makes us part of a new invasion of the major countries into developing countries, which is the electronic invasion and control of the state’s capabilities in the field of technology in particular. With environmental changes and the need for green technology to ensure the protection of the environments of developing countries from climate change. Today, it is necessary to find a standard framework for dealing with this technology in a way that ensures that it does not infringe on human rights, and even makes it a means of ensuring respect for human rights.