Artificial Intelligence a ''Right'' or ''Violation'' of Human Rights and Freedoms in the 21st Century

The conceptual review of the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in its impact on freedoms and human rights in the 21st century, critically aims to clarify the developing relationship between artificial intelligence and the law. Addressing a scientific answer if artificial intelligence, as autonomous and with influencing power in the legal system, should also be considered a problem that the development of AI may violate freedoms and human rights. The main theses analyzed include the ethical dilemmas caused by AI's potential to violate privacy, amplify disruptions, and make important decisions without human oversight. How can transparency and accountability from AI be improved to increase their trustworthiness and use in critical applications for human rights and freedoms?! What are the main ethical and legal challenges arising from the use of AI technologies in areas such as the justice system and national security, and how should we address them to minimize the negative impact on individuals and societies?