Cyber Law And Digital Ethics In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence For Protecting Human Rights And Digital Governance

Abstract

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has reshaped digital ecosystems and introduced new challenges in legal governance and ethical responsibility. The integration of intelligent technologies into public administration, economic systems, and social interaction requires a legal framework that protects fundamental human rights while supporting technological innovation. Cyber law and digital ethics play a crucial role in guiding the responsible use of artificial intelligence within digital governance structures. This study examines the relationship between cyber law, digital ethics, and human rights protection in the context of artificial intelligence. A qualitative literature-based approach was applied through analysis of academic publications, international policy frameworks, and legal documents related to digital governance. The findings indicate that effective protection of human rights in the digital environment requires regulatory frameworks that integrate legal accountability, ethical principles, and institutional oversight. Ethical governance of artificial intelligence contributes to transparency, accountability, and fairness in digital decision-making systems. The study highlights the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between legal scholars, policymakers, technologists, and civil society to ensure that artificial intelligence supports democratic values and social justice within global digital governance.