The aim of the research is to identify the potential risks and ethical considerations of artificial intelligence in the context of sustainability. The descriptive-analytical method was employed, which involved analyzing existing literature and reports on artificial intelligence and sustainability. Content analysis tools were used to extract relevant information and identify key findings. The research drew from a range of sources to provide a comprehensive overview of the potential risks and ethical considerations of artificial intelligence in the context of sustainability. By utilizing this methodology, the study was able to identify and analyze the various aspects of AI that present challenges and ethical concerns for society. Artificial intelligence poses numerous potential risks to humanity, which are encompassed in various aspects (political, social, economic, legal, technological, environmental). Among the most significant ethical risks of artificial intelligence are privacy violations and the dissemination of fake content, impersonation and deceptive use, bias, privacy, and security breaches, and cheating in education and employment.