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The Singularity Is Near?: Unraveling Artificial Intelligence, Ethos, and Human Rights in the Era of Emerging Digital Transform
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Artificial intelligence is growing exponentially, revolutionizing society, and approaching a virtual point called the “Singularity.” This chapter explores the complex relationship between artificial intelligence, human rights, and their impact on social behavior and ethos. By proposing a framework and analyzing international cases, the authors provide examples of the challenges and opportunities arising from this interaction. Artificial intelligence presents enormous opportunities and potential benefits, but it also raises serious concerns about the risks associated with it. This research reveals the dual nature of artificial intelligence, which acts as a double-edged sword in societal impact. Like any emerging and exponential technology, it takes time and conscious thought to understand and manage the potential impact of artificial intelligence on society and human rights. This chapter highlights the need for an informed approach to the implementation of artificial intelligence to ensure the protection of human rights while harnessing the potential of artificial intelligence for social progress.
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