Description: The compliance with human rights in the ethics of artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the obligation of technologies and AI systems to adhere to international standards and principles that protect the dignity and fundamental rights of all individuals. This implies that the development and implementation of AI must consider aspects such as non-discrimination, privacy, transparency, and accountability. AI ethics seeks to ensure that automated decisions do not perpetuate biases or violate human rights, promoting responsible and equitable use of technology. In this context, compliance with human rights becomes an essential framework to guide technological innovation, ensuring that the benefits of AI are distributed fairly and that risks associated with its use are minimized. The relevance of this approach lies in the increasing integration of AI in various areas, including sectors such as healthcare, finance, education, and criminal justice, where algorithmic decisions can significantly impact people’s lives. Therefore, compliance with human rights in AI ethics is not only a moral imperative but also a practical necessity for building a technological future that respects and promotes the rights of all.
