artificial intelligence

Technologies can play a significant role in promoting human rights. For instance, information and communication technologies provide broader access to information and enable individuals to freely express their opinions and strengthen civil organizations. However, the issue of challenges posed by modern technologies in violating human rights is an important subject that requires thorough discussion and examination. Accordingly, the aim of the present article is to examine the challenges posed by modern technologies to human rights and to propose solutions in this regard. This article is descriptive-analytical and employs library research methods to explore the mentioned topic. The findings indicate that the use of surveillance technologies such as facial recognition and large-scale information systems can lead to violations of privacy and other human rights. Algorithms used for advertisements and content display may exhibit racial, gender, or social biases, which in turn can result in forms of discrimination. Additionally, the digital divide between developed and developing countries can negatively affect individuals’ ability to benefit from technology and related rights. Enacting laws that regulate the application of technologies within the framework of human rights, raising public awareness about the benefits and risks of technologies, enhancing international cooperation to develop global solutions related to technology and human rights, ensuring transparency, and establishing precise and stringent regulations are among the most important solutions to address the mentioned challenges. Moreover, platforms need to improve their technologies and algorithms to prevent conscious and unconscious biases.

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies has precipitated a paradigm shift in various sectors, including the creative industries, thereby posing intricate challenges and opportunities for copyright law. This article aims to comprehensively analyze the influence of AI on copyright law, delineating the multifaceted implications of AI-generated content on traditional legal frameworks. Employing a systematic review methodology, the article examines scholarly research, legal frameworks, case studies, and policy proposals to unravel the complexities at the intersection of AI and copyright law. The key findings reveal conceptual challenges related to authorship, originality, and the application of moral rights to AI-generated works, alongside legal ambiguities stemming from the international variance in copyright law adjustments. The analysis also highlights significant legal cases and policy initiatives, particularly within the European Union and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), which are pivotal in shaping the evolving discourse on copyright law in the digital and AI age. The article underscores the pressing need for legal adaptation and international collaboration to accommodate the novel realities introduced by AI, advocating for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while protecting intellectual property rights. The implications of this study are far-reaching, suggesting that the future of copyright law lies in its ability to evolve in response to technological advancements, thereby ensuring that it continues to fulfill its role in promoting creativity and cultural enrichment in a rapidly changing digital landscape. Through this exploration, the article contributes to the ongoing dialogue among legal scholars, policymakers, and stakeholders, calling for further research and legislative action to address the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in the copyright domain.