The ethical challenges of artificial intelligence: A theoretical and philosophical approach

Abstract

 The research aspires to draw the features of an ethical map to guide the compass of artificial intelligence, based on two main goals. The first goal is to emphasize the importance of applied ethics in framing the current outcomes and future expectations of artificial intelligence, by establishing ethics that frame the task of the developer, programmer, and user, individuals and institutions alike. Whether, and this is what made the research read in the most important international and Arab ethical legal frameworks, and awareness of the dilemmas of philosophy in the time of the digital revolution, the second goal comes to examine the possibility of transferring human morals to smart machines, or what the research called “ethical technology, In order to reach a more pure artificial intelligence, to avoid any adverse effects on humanity after the expansion of electronic geography, so conjuring up future dimensions was a focused concern within the folds of research to explore the ethical issues of artificial intelligence and to know its benefits, its negatives, and the path towards which it is heading