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VOL. 10, ISSUE 5 (2024)
International law and AI: Balancing security and digital rights protection
Authors
Rustam Mirzayev
Abstract
This article examines the complex interplay between the utilization of
artificial intelligence (AI) for international security purposes and the imperative
to protect digital human rights. As AI technologies increasingly permeate
national and international security frameworks, they present both unprecedented
opportunities for enhancing security measures and significant risks to
individual liberties and fundamental rights. This study explores how
international law navigates this delicate balance, analyzing the legal
challenges and opportunities in ensuring security without compromising
essential digital rights. By scrutinizing existing legal frameworks, case law,
and emerging trends, this research aims to provide insights into the evolving
role of international law in governing AI's application in security contexts.
The article underscores the urgent need for adaptive legal approaches that can
harness the benefits of AI for security while robustly safeguarding digital
rights in an increasingly AI-driven world.
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Pages:114-116
How to cite this article:
Rustam Mirzayev "International law and AI: Balancing security and digital rights protection". International Journal of Law, Vol 10, Issue 5, 2024, Pages 114-116
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