Source: University of Mosul

The University of Mosul hosted an international conference on artificial intelligence, bringing together legal scholars, policymakers, and technology experts to discuss AI’s evolving role in law, governance, and society. The event, held on February 2, 2025, featured discussions on AI’s ethical implications, regulatory challenges, and its impact on human rights.

One of the main themes of the conference was AI governance and the role of international regulations in ensuring responsible AI development. Experts examined global AI policies, focusing on balancing innovation with ethical considerations.

Another key topic was AI’s influence on legal decision-making and judicial procedures. Speakers debated the risks and benefits of AI-assisted legal systems, addressing concerns about algorithmic bias, due process, and accountability.

The conference also explored AI applications in security and surveillance, raising questions about privacy laws and human rights protections. Participants emphasized the need for regulatory frameworks to prevent AI misuse, particularly in law enforcement and governmental decision-making.

A notable highlight was the discussion on AI and employment law, where experts analyzed AI’s impact on labor rights, automation-driven job displacement, and new legal protections for workers.

The event concluded with a call for international collaboration in AI governance, urging governments, academics, and the private sector to establish ethical AI standards and shared regulatory approaches.