Abstract
Consideration of existing and development of new strategies for human rights in the context of globalization is a very significant topic, as careless management of technological change can pose a serious threat to human dignity, autonomy, privacy, and human existence in general. Purpose: to analyze the level of constitutional human rights in the context of digitalization, to consider the positive and negative impact of technological advances on private life, to explore ways to protect fundamental human rights in the context of globalization. The following methods of scientific cognition are used: comparison, historical, systematic approach to research, method of analysis, and synthesis. As a result of the conducted research, the scientific idea of the importance of observance of constitutional human rights in the conditions of digitalization is formed. In addition, the study examines the positive and negative impact of technological advances on private life, explore ways to protect fundamental human rights in the context of globalization and identifies mechanisms for using digitization in public administration, analyzes the legal regulation of informatization is interpreted and effective ways of solving the existing problems of ensuring rights and guarantees are proposed.
Highlights
Digitization is a source of opportunities; digitalization creates many ethical and legal risks and problems
The digital economy creates online markets, online exchange, and payment through online banks, the introduction of online services in public administration reduces bureaucracy and increases the speed of administrative services, digitalization of health care allows to detect of diseases at an early stage and prevent epidemics, digitalization education provides its accessibility and personalized approach, in the legal field digital technologies are able to create robots that are deprived of discretionary powers, and reduces the number of corrupt practices, the creation of "smart farms", "smart greenhouses" increases agricultural productivity, etc
Digitization undoubtedly increases the ability to communicate with public authorities, promotes speed, objectivity, and the absence of corruption in obtaining public services, but the state receives a large amount of personal information, and the government has the opportunity to increase control and management of privacy man
Summary
Digitization is a source of opportunities; digitalization creates many ethical and legal risks and problems. The digital economy creates online markets, online exchange, and payment through online banks, the introduction of online services in public administration reduces bureaucracy and increases the speed of administrative services, digitalization of health care allows to detect of diseases at an early stage and prevent epidemics, digitalization education provides its accessibility and personalized approach, in the legal field digital technologies are able to create robots that are deprived of discretionary powers, and reduces the number of corrupt practices, the creation of "smart farms", "smart greenhouses" increases agricultural productivity, etc. Digitization undoubtedly increases the ability to communicate with public authorities, promotes speed, objectivity, and the absence of corruption in obtaining public services, but the state receives a large amount of personal information, and the government has the opportunity to increase control and management of privacy man
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