Description: Beneficiary rights refer to the rights of individuals affected by artificial intelligence (AI) systems. These rights are fundamental to ensuring that AI technologies are developed and used ethically and responsibly. In a world where AI is increasingly integrated into daily life, it is crucial for individuals to have the ability to understand and control how their data is used and how automated decisions may impact their lives. Beneficiary rights include the right to transparency, which allows individuals to understand how algorithms work and what data is used; the right to privacy, which protects personal information from being used without consent; and the right to non-discrimination, which ensures that AI systems do not perpetuate biases or inequalities. These rights are essential for fostering trust in technology and ensuring that its implementation benefits society as a whole, rather than harming vulnerable groups. As AI continues to evolve, the discussion around beneficiary rights becomes increasingly relevant, driving the need for regulatory frameworks that protect individuals and promote ethical use of artificial intelligence.
