The Future of Right to Privacy and Data Governance in The Era Of AI
Aparna Chaturvedi, pursuing B.A.LL.B (Hons.) from Indore Institute of Law, Madhya Pradesh.
Abstract
In the 21st century, innovations and technologies have paved their way towards varying fields and societies. And artificial intelligence came out as a real-time challenge to work with. In frame, there are experiences of deformities and issues regarding data protection and privacy control. It is high time to come up with some better regulations and data protection solutions. Here, we have discussed what can be the possible pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence and, to what extent it can be beneficial to our companies and industries adopting it. Like, Microsoft has agreed to supply the US government with HoloLens AR tech into weapons repertoire for American army soldiers[1]; keeping such updates in mind we tried to figure out what can be the future impact of such expansion of AI. Lastly, discussed the possible ways to protect the province of data privacy and how it creates conflict with human rights.
[1] "Microsoft gets contract worth up to $22 billion to outfit US Army with 120,000 AR headsets" techcrunch, 1 Apr 2021, Available at: <https://techcrunch.com/2021/03/31/microsoft-wins-contract-worth-up-to-22-billion-to-outfit-u-s-army-with-120000-ar-headsets/ >
