Epistemology of Artificial Intelligence: A Critique of Objectivity, Bias, Power Relations, and Capital in the Philosophy of Science

Authors

  • Ahseen Miftah Albasheer Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, Bani Waleed University – Libya Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.65422/sajh.v4i3.432

Keywords:

International accountability, human rights, gross violations, Libya, International Criminal Court, impunity

Abstract

This research examines the effectiveness of international accountability for gross human rights violations in Libya by analyzing its legal foundations, United Nations mechanisms, and the role of the International Criminal Court. It concludes that, despite the existence of multiple accountability mechanisms, impunity continues due to political and security challenges and limited national and international cooperation. The study therefore highlights the need to strengthen investigation and prosecution mechanisms to ensure victims’ rights and combat impunity.

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Published

2026-09-21

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Section

البحوث المنشورة في العدد

How to Cite

Ahseen Miftah Albasheer. (2026). Epistemology of Artificial Intelligence: A Critique of Objectivity, Bias, Power Relations, and Capital in the Philosophy of Science. Sada Al-Jamia Journal for Humanities, 4(3), 419-426. https://doi.org/10.65422/sajh.v4i3.432

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