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This study, under the supervision and expertise of Dr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, the constitutional and legal problems arising from the penetration of artificial intelligence systems and automated decision-making, highlighting the dilemma "Black box" And systematic algorithmic bias. It also proposes an alternative governance and legal framework based on enshrining the right to interpretation, imposing effective human intervention, re-engineering the rules of civil liability and shifting the burden of proof to ensure the protection of basic rights and digital sovereignty in the face of technical abuse..

The National Council for Human Rights, headed by Mr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, issued an urgent statement in which it condemned the sinful terrorist bombing in the Hijaz region in Damascus, warning against "The policy of booby-trapping public space" And using civilian lives as bloody messages, stressing that protecting civil peace and monopolizing weapons are the true test of the legitimacy of the transitional authority.. The National Council for Human Rights, chaired by Prof. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, issued an urgent statement condemning the terrorist bombing in Al-Hejaz, Damascus. The Council rejected the "policy of weaponizing public spaces" and using civilian lives as bloody mailboxes, affirming that preserving civil peace is the ultimate test of the transitional authority's legitimacy.

The National Council for Human Rights, headed by Mr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, issued an urgent statement in which it condemned the sinful terrorist bombing in the Hijaz region in Damascus, warning against "The policy of booby-trapping public space" And using civilian lives as bloody messages, stressing that protecting civil peace and monopolizing weapons are the true test of the legitimacy of the transitional authority.. The National Council for Human Rights, chaired by Prof. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, issued an urgent statement condemning the terrorist bombing in Al-Hejaz, Damascus. The Council rejected the "policy of weaponizing public spaces" and using civilian lives as bloody mailboxes, affirming that preserving civil peace is the ultimate test of the transitional authority's legitimacy.