ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - BETWEEN THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION AND THE PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - BETWEEN THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION AND THE PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Summary/Abstract: Science, as a collection of knowledge regarding the world and life, is a fundamental component of society, the two being interdependent and mutually influencing each other throughout evolution. Science has several purposes, psychological, rational, but also the social purpose of contributing to social welfare. The problem that can arise is when science deviates from this social role and is used for purposes contrary to the interests of society, or when the results of scientific research may infringe fundamental human rights and freedoms. The study aims to analyze how the latest scientific revolutions, digitization and artificial intelligence, are likely to affect human rights. Considering the latest novelty element of the increasingly widespread use of artificial intelligence, the views of society and international and regional organizations on this issue will be analyzed, with particular reference to ensuring a balance between the right to information and respect for intellectual property rights.

• Details
• Contents