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Inteligência Artificial: uma discussão bioética dos sistemas de informação
Artificial Intelligence (AI) invites us to consider the best way to define "intelligence" and to question the ideas, practices, and beliefs embedded in machine learning-based information systems. Leading the race for AI dominance, the US government has developed a strategic plan for the sector. One must ask whether AI is a dream, a tool, a product, a solution, or a weapon; in reality, it is a combination of these elements. This chapter addresses the bioethical issues arising from the implementation of AI across all spheres of life. Ultimately, human-algorithm interaction follows models that tend to favor certain groups to the detriment of others.
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