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Artificial intelligence is now ubiquitous. The use of artificial intelligence can both benefit society and violate human rights. These technologies collect, analyze, and sometimes transmit large amounts of personal data. This data predicts human behavior in advance. Some programs, such as spam filters or online shopping offers, may seem harmless, but others can have more significant effects and potentially pose threats to our privacy. Extensive government surveillance of citizens and outsiders infringes on privacy. Giant search engines, social media networks, and e-commerce businesses have adopted a business model that routinely and seriously abuses personal information. In recent years, this trend has developed further. Authorities and civil society need to understand the consequences, dangers and promises of artificial intelligence. In this article, we have explored artificial narrow intelligence and its impact on human rights, particularly the right to privacy. The legal nature of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on the right to privacy is the subject of this article. The subject of this article is the rapid development of artificial intelligence today and the reconciliation of conflicts that arise in the implementation of human rights through the application of artificial intelligence. First, we illuminate the discussion by providing basic technical definitions, then we examine the main directions of the impact of artificial intelligence on the right to privacy, and describe the current challenges. All this is done to better understand the results of artificial intelligence. Finally, we offer some initial offers for legal solutions that can be pursued by civil society organizations and other stakeholders engaged in AI campaign activities. We support the development and use of artificial intelligence in accordance with human rights norms and legal requirements in the relevant fields. We first offer a review of the impact of these developments on people's right to privacy, as well as map the regulatory framework and outline the roles and responsibilities of the various actors in the sector. Based on what is said in this article, we believe that it is important to do more research and focus on the impact of artificial intelligence on human rights. Furthermore, at this point, we call on governments to take the following measures: there are various human rights issues that arise with the many applications and types of artificial intelligence. Existing laws should be reviewed and, if necessary, updated to eliminate the effects of risks to human rights, particularly the right to privacy. The creation, use, study and improvement of artificial intelligence should be subject to minimum criteria such as respect for international human rights standards and its preservation. To understand the multitude of scenarios in which AI will affect human rights, it is important to collect and highlight examples of AI's impact. Another approach could be to include transparent and explainable AI algorithms to the design of AI systems so that individuals understand how their data is being used and can exercise their privacy rights. Ultimately, the key to resolving the conflict between the demands of the times and the right to privacy in the age of artificial intelligence is to strike a balance between the two values, recognizing that they are both important and necessary for a healthy, progressive society. We hope to contribute to such an understanding by publishing this article.