الحماية القانونية من مخاطر الذكاء الاصطناعى: "دراسة تحليلية مقارنة"

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Artificial intelligence technologies are rapidly developing and have a profound impact on society.

Artificial intelligence is used in a wide range of applications and provides many benefits for human development, but at the same time it can be a source of many risks.

Despite the many benefits of artificial intelligence applications; However, in recent years, it has become a major contributor to the commission of many crimes, which are now called cybercrimes.

Due to the danger of artificial intelligence, on July 15, 2023, the United Nations Human Rights Council adopted a resolution calling on the international community to take preventive and supervisory measures with regard to artificial intelligence, enhance the transparency of artificial intelligence systems, and ensure the collection, storage, sharing, and deletion of data assigned to that technology in ways consistent with human rights.

In this context, in July 2023, China issued official guidelines for generative artificial intelligence services, becoming one of the first countries to codify it after the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) established binding rules that entered into force on August 15, 2023, obligating artificial intelligence service providers to conduct...

Security reviews, and registering their algorithms with official authorities.

Misuse of artificial intelligence applications is a crime punishable by Law No.

(175) of 2018, regarding combating information technology crimes.

In this law, the Egyptian legislator criminalized the misuse of modern applications and technology.

The crime of misuse of artificial intelligence is achieved by the presence of two elements, one of which is material and the other is moral.

As for the material element; It is the use of an information program or information technology to process the personal data of others.

The moral element takes the form of criminal intent, with the offender’s will directed to using information technology programs to fabricate personal data for others by linking it to content that is contrary to public morals, or to display it in a way that harms his honor or reputation, with knowledge of all the elements of the material element.

If knowledge is absent, the criminal intent is not achieved.