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The Digital Panopticon: AI Ethics and Human Rights in the Age of Surveillance

The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into state apparatuses has fundamentally altered the relationship between the citizen and the state. While AI offers unprecedented capabilities for data processing and public safety, its deployment in surveillance contexts poses a profound challenge to the established framework of international human rights. The intersection of ai ethics and human rights: regulating surveillance has become a focal point for scholars, policymakers, and activists who argue that without robust oversight, these technologies risk institutionalizing bias and eroding the fundamental right to privacy. As governments increasingly adopt automated tools for monitoring populations, the necessity of a rights-based approach to regulation becomes not merely a technical requirement but a moral imperative.

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