The role of artificial intelligence in protecting privacy through social networking sites
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https://doi.org/10.59759/law.v5i2.1800Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Digital Privacy, Social Media, Data Security, Natural Language Processing, Encryption, AI Ethics.Abstract
This research paper aims to explore the role of artificial intelligence techniques in protecting user privacy on social media platforms by analyzing threat detection mechanisms, implementing protection policies, and enhancing personal data security. The study relies on the descriptive-analytical approach, reviewing the latest AI technologies, such as deep learning and natural language processing, to identify potential risks and privacy violations. The paper addresses several main themes, including fraud and breach detection algorithms, automated encryption techniques, permission management systems, and the role of AI in enhancing transparency and control over personal data. It also discusses the challenges of using AI in this field, such as AI ethics and balancing security with user freedom. The study is expected to reveal the effectiveness of AI in improving data security and reducing breaches, while providing recommendations to develop solutions that are more adaptable to evolving threats.
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