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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2026

Human Rights And Artificial Intelligence: Third-Party Use Of AI Systems And Emerging Issues At The Intersection Of AI And Law

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In recent decades, the world has witnessed rapid technological development, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence ("AI")...

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Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence: Third-Party Use of AI Systems and Emerging Issues at The Intersection of AI and Law1

Introduction

In recent decades, the world has witnessed rapid technological development, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence ("AI"), to the extent that AI has become an essential component across all vital sectors. This development has introduced new legal challenges, especially regarding the protection of human rights, particularly when AI systems are used by third parties such as companies and private institutions.

This article aims to analyse Qatar's human rights legal framework in light of AI use and to highlight emerging issues resulting from the intersection of AI and the law.

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