Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: Protection of privacy and personal data

Judith Josefina Hernandez Garcia de Velazco and John Eric Rhenals Turriago

Data and Metadata, 2025, vol. 4, 1095

Abstract: Trends in digital development and updating issues have been characterized by a permanent asymmetry between their characterization and application, varying according to the available resources and social environments. In this sense, new technological trends such as robotics, augmented reality, blockchains, sustainable technology, and artificial intelligence are directed. Artificial intelligence, with its impact on personal rights such as privacy, freedom, intimacy, and human dignity itself, requires protection and recognition of fundamental rights both at the level of the domestic systems of each nation, as well as international justice, especially by the Human Rights Courts. From the bibliographic review, the purpose is to analyze the evolution of the law in protecting privacy and personal data from a global perspective, with the effective recognition of human rights contributing to the discussion of ethical restrictions and transparency as a guarantee. Ethics, morality, and transcendental human values must permeate the use of artificial intelligence, as well as national and transnational legal safeguards to protect privacy rights and personal data.

Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.56294/dm20251095

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