The main approach to regulating AI systems in Europe is the so-called human-centric approach. Assuming that one aspect of this approach is the compliance of the AI system life cycle with human rights - how do you understand: 1) the term "life cycle of AI"; 2) the regulation of particular AI system life cycles to be in accordance with human rights?
I am attaching a link to an overview article on human rights in the context of AI (here on ResearchGate).
"Human Rights as a Factor in the AI Alignment"
https://shorturl.at/CnxPp
Regulating AI system life cycles involves ensuring transparency, accountability, and fairness, aligning with human rights principles, such as privacy, non-discrimination, and freedom of expression.
Dear Mr. Friday Ameh,
I appreciate you taking the time to share your view. How do you feel about the term "AI life cycles" if I may ask ?
Who truly defines “human rights”—artificial intelligence, human institutions, or the immutable laws of nature?
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356475384_THE_SCIENCE_OF_RIGHTS
Global Civility: Physical Constructal Law
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D5Z2SQBN
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