His Excellency stated that the use of artificial intelligence in promoting hate speech raises a precise legal issue centered on achieving a balance between guaranteeing freedom of expression within its legitimate scope and protecting society from inflammatory content, while also defining the legal responsibility of digital actors and technology platforms.
Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa
Secretary-General of the Muslim World League and chairman of the Organization of Muslim Scholars
In a May 2026 report, the Muslim World League said Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa called for balancing freedom of expression with protection from AI-promoted hate speech and defining technology platforms' legal responsibility.
Secretary-General of the Muslim World League and Chairman of the Organization of Muslim ScholarsPublished May 16, 2026 · date of remarks not establishedMuslim World League report on a New York University lecture and dialogue
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It also discussed the impact of recommendation algorithms in promoting provocative or extremist content due to the high levels of engagement such content generates. His Excellency stated that the use of artificial intelligence in promoting hate speech raises a precise legal issue centered on achieving a balance between guaranteeing freedom of expression within its legitimate scope and protecting society from inflammatory content, while also defining the legal responsibility of digital actors and technology platforms. Previous Next Post date Saturday, 16 May 2026 tags news Arabic English French Urdu Persian, Farsi Indonesian Español Other Topics The “Abuja Declaration,” launched by the Muslim World League during its international conference, “Diversity
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