Examining Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Human Rights Through a Review and Student Perspectives from North Macedonian Universities

Abstract

This comprehensive paper seeks to explore the intricate intersection between artificial intelligence (AI) and fundamental human rights, shedding light on pivotal areas including Privacy & Surveillance, Bias in Decision Systems, and Autonomous Systems. Through an exhaustive analysis of scholarly literature and contemporary advancements, this paper aims to unveil the complex interplay between AI technologies and the safeguarding of human rights. Moreover, it integrates viewpoints derived from students representing diverse academic backgrounds across numerous universities in North Macedonia, elicited through a meticulously crafted questionnaire. In essence, this paper endeavors to provide a holistic understanding of the multifaceted relationship between AI and human rights, drawing upon academic research, real-world examples, and the perspectives of the next generation of thinkers and leaders. By delving into these critical areas and synthesizing insights from various sources, it seeks to contribute to ongoing discourse and facilitate informed discussions on the ethical implications and societal ramifications of AI advancements.