Reglementarea Inteligenţei Artificiale în Uniunea Europeană – respectarea drepturilor omului
Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in the European Union – Respect for Human Rights,

Summary/Abstract: This article examines the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the European Union, with a focus on respect for human rights. In the context of the rapid advancement of AI technologies, it is essential to ensure that their development and implementation respect the fundamental principles of human dignity, equality and justice. The study examines the existing legislative framework, including proposals for regulating AI, and assesses their impact on individual rights, such as the right to privacy, non-discrimination and access to justice. It also discusses the ethical and social challenges raised by the use of AI, as well as the need for collaboration between European institutions, Member States and civil society to promote a responsible and transparent approach. The conclusions underline the importance of proactive regulation that protects human rights in the digital age, thus ensuring a fair and sustainable future for all European citizens. Creating a positive image of artificial intelligence (AI) is essential, given that although the technology is often criticised, it brings many significant benefits. Thus, AI can help address global challenges such as climate change by optimizing resource consumption, developing sustainable solutions, and modeling data to predict trends. In addition, technologies based on this type of intelligence, such as virtual assistants and personalized recommendations, improve the user experience in various applications, from ecommerce to streaming platforms. AI can also help create solutions that support people with disabilities, such as voice recognition technologies or automatic translation applications, thus facilitating access to information and services.

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