TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL REGULATION OF ETHICAL AND RESPONSIBLE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Abstract

Safeguarding the fundamental rights of individuals is essential to ensure the protection of privacy and personal data when using artificial intelligence (AI). AI algorithms collect, store and analyse large amounts of personal data, which can lead to risks of discrimination due to biases built into the algorithms, as well as breaches of privacy and data protection. To ensure respect for fundamental rights, the use of AI must be guided by ethical principles and be subject to rigorous human control. Regulation that protects individual freedoms is essential if AI is to be deployed responsibly.