The Intersection of Technology and Human Rights:

 Introduction

In the 21st hundred years, the quick headways in innovation have evidently changed the manner in which we live, work, and impart. While innovation has achieved exceptional advancement and accommodation, it has additionally raised significant worries with respect to its likely effect on common liberties. The fragile harmony between mechanical development and protecting basic liberties stays a basic test that requires worldwide consideration and proactive measures. One of the principal challenges emerges from the rising advanced partition, propagating variations in admittance to data and open doors. In many regions of the planet, underestimated networks face huge boundaries to getting to and using innovation, fueling existing imbalances.

  To successfully address these difficulties, the accompanying proposals are basic:

1 lding substances responsible for any breaches.The ascent of computerized reasoning ((man-made intelligence)) and robotization presents the two commitments and dangers.

2  While artificial intelligence can possibly reform different areas, including medical services and instruction, its organization should line up with moral contemplations and common freedoms norms. Forestalling the abuse of man-made intelligence for unfair practices and guaranteeing straightforwardness in algorithmic dynamic cycles are fundamental stages in protecting people's freedoms and forestalling expected predispositions.

3  Laying out complete information assurance regulations that focus on people's protection and guarantee severe implementation to discourage information breaks. 

4 Elevating computerized proficiency projects to connect the advanced separation and enable minimized networks with fundamental mechanical abilities and information. 

 Overcoming this issue requests coordinated endeavors from state run administrations, confidential areas, and common society to guarantee equivalent admittance to innovation, along these lines advancing inclusivity and enabling impeded populaces. Additionally, the unavoidable issue of advanced security and information assurance poses a potential threat in the computerized age. Examples of information breaks, reconnaissance, and unapproved information double-dealing keep on compromising people's crucial privileges to protection and opportunity of articulation.

Moral rules  and  man-made intelligence

Executing moral rules for the turn of events and sending of man-made intelligence advances, stressing reasonableness, responsibility, and straightforwardness. Pushing for web opportunity and battling computerized control to defend people's privileges to uninhibitedly access data and offer their viewpoints. The Middle sent off the Computerized Government assistance State and Basic liberties Task in 2019 to research how the presentation of new advances into social assurance frameworks all over the planet were being utilized to robotize, foresee, recognize, keep an eye on, distinguish, target, and rebuff — as opposed to propel common freedoms. 

As government deploy digitalized approaches to governance,

how do we insure that no one is excluded?

Through examination and information sharing, and through meeting basic freedoms associations with specialized specialists, we have been propelling a worldwide discussion on the common liberties ramifications of "computerized  government assistance states." In any case, however enormous scope government digitalization drives are reliably tried first in government assistance programs, legislatures wherever are presently embracing "computerized change" across all areas of government. The Middle is investigating the ramifications of these "changes" across a few strands of work. This exploration paper researches the mind boggling exchange among innovation and common freedoms in Sri Lanka, a nation exploring a dynamic socio-political scene in the midst of fast mechanical headways.

Conclusion

 The paper investigates the multi-layered connection among innovation and different common liberties issues, including opportunity of articulation, security, admittance to data, and computerized privileges. Through a thorough examination of the legitimate system, cultural elements, and mechanical developments, the paper looks at the difficulties, suggestions, and open doors emerging from the convergence of innovation and common liberties in Sri Lanka. Besides, it considers the effect of computerized advancements, observation rehearses, web restriction, and online activism on the assurance and advancement of basic freedoms in the country. The paper closes by giving suggestions for policymakers, common society associations, and different partners to address arising difficulties and tackle the capability of innovation to propel basic freedoms.