Advances in the Standards & Applied Sciences

Advances in the Standards & Applied Sciences

Standardization of Emerging Technologies based on Artificial Intelligence

Document Type : Case Report

Author
Homayun Anvari
Kharazmi university
10.22034/asas.2025.493351.1068
Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force in modern technology and industry, raising critical ethical, regulatory, and societal challenges. While AI excels in decision-making, it lacks inherent moral reasoning, relying instead on predefined rules. This limitation necessitates embedding ethical principles—such as fairness, justice, and integrity—into AI systems through rigorous oversight and standardization. AI's extensive influence across sectors has also exposed significant vulnerabilities, including the perpetuation of human biases, privacy violations, and a lack of accountability. Discriminatory tendencies in key areas like employment and education demand robust interventions, while privacy concerns highlight the importance of stringent data protection measures. Similarly, questions regarding liability for AI-driven actions underline the need for clear accountability frameworks. As AI continues to evolve, concerns about its potential to exceed human control have gained prominence. Addressing these risks requires strong ethical guidelines, regulatory measures, and comprehensive standards. In this paper, we aim to explore several ethical risks posed by AI and examine key areas requiring standardization in its development and application
Keywords
Regulation of artificial intelligence
Security and privacy
ethics
discrimination
Liability
Subjects
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Advances in the Standards & Applied Sciences
Volume 3, Issue 2
Winter 2025
Pages 44-50