The impact of artificial intelligence on the international human rights system

The right to benefit from scientific advances, including new technologies, has always been considered one of the fundamental human rights; one of these new technologies is artificial intelligence technology. Artificial intelligence is a type of intelligence that was born in the 1950s and is an integral part of the digital revolution. The progress of artificial intelligence and its application in many aspects of human life, especially human rights, has transformed people's way of life. This research investigates the impact of artificial intelligence on the international human rights system using the descriptive analytical research method and library tools. The results of this research indicate that the use of artificial intelligence on different examples of known rights in multiple generations of human rights (first, second and third generation) has positive and negative effects and can be one of the examples of the fourth generation of rights (doctrine of technology). Additionally, to address the issues and potential adverse impacts, legal actions have been implemented at both national and international levels with the goal of setting standards and enhancing cooperation.