The impact of artificial intelligence on human rights

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“The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human Rights” was the title of this year’s conference – organized by the Club de la Cheia, Victor Dan Zlătescu, member of the European Law Institute Vienna, in partnership with the L’Institut International du Droit d’Expression et d’Inspiration Françaises –  IDEF, the United Nations Association of Romania – ANUROM, member of the World Federation of United Nations Associations, ECOSOC, the Transdisciplinary Centre for Human Rights – CTDO – National University of Political and Administrative Studies (SNSPA), Bucharest, Romania, Faculty of Law and Administrative Sciences of Valahia University – Targoviste, Faculty of Law Cluj-Napoca of the Christian University “Dimitrie Cantemir”, Union of Professional Journalists of Romania – UZPR, Romanian Association of Humanitarian Law-ARDU, Prahova branch, Association of Criminal Lawyers of Romania-AAPR, Copy RO, with the support of the Romanian Academy of Legal Sciences, members of the European Law Institute (ELI), in a hybrid system, on line and on site, – being the twenty-ninth edition of the International University of Cheia – CHEIA Summer International University for Comparative and International Law.

This year’s scientific meeting, which took place in the context of the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 30th anniversary of the last Conference on Human Rights held in Vienna, was attended by renowned specialists, university professors, scientific researchers and experts.

Presentations of scientific reports and debates on them were grouped in thematic panels. In this framework, various aspects of Artificial Intelligence (AI) were discussed, including the repercussions of its use in terms of human rights, with each of the participants presenting, from the perspective of their own training, both the beneficial role of AI and the potentially harmful points of the large-scale use of Artificial Intelligence in areas such as law, psychology, sociology, without ignoring its impact on climate, migration, health, education, cybersecurity, and more.

This volume contains some of the papers presented at the Cheia Summer University, which caught our attention by the way they approach the proposed topic and by some of the novel elements they contain.

Prof. PhD Irina MOROIANU ZLĂTESCU