Toward an ethical code of AI and human rights in Morocco
Mounir BENSALAH
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to introduce the subject of Artificial Intelligence (AI) interference in the enjoyment of human rights and the proposal for a first reflection on the framework that should take place at the national level. This paper is mainly a review of the literature on the subject with concrete proposals for the supervision of AI in Morocco. Thus, it suggests broad consultations between stakeholders for co-regulation that should lead to an ethical code. This code, with human rights-based approach, is called to address the subjects based on the principles: Transparency & Trust; Equity; Safety; Human freedom & autonomy; Accountability & justice; Dignity & integrity; Sustainability; Solidarity & inclusiveness.
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Submitted date:
03/21/2021
Reviewed date:
05/31/2021
Accepted date:
09/30/2021
Publication date:
06/07/2021
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