The importance of artificial intelligence systems in our lives and their dangers Aliyev Azamjon Ayubjon o’g’li

AI systems: Denial of individual autonomy, recourse, and rights

In the past, AI systems that automate cognitive functions were attributable exclusively to accountable human agents. Today, AI systems make decisions, predictions, and classifications that affect citizens.

Certain situations may arise where such individuals are unable to hold accountable the parties responsible for the outcomes. One of the most common responses from humans to justify negative results is to blame the AI system, adding that there is nothing they can do to change the outcome. Something which is not real.

Such a response is utterly ridiculous since AI systems are designed and programmed by a human designer. Therefore, a human is who can correct and change an outcome that is not satisfactory. Take as an example a case of injuries, or a negative consequence such an accountability gap, which may harm the autonomy and violate the rights of the affected individuals.

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