Pensamento de design e estruturas éticas para Inteligência Artificial: um olhar sobre a participação de múltiplas partes interessadas

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Publicado: ene 25, 2023
Edição: v. 35 n. 1 (2023): Pensamento do design e processos de políticas públicas
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Palavras-chave: estratégia de Inteligência Artificial múltiplas partes interessadas pensamento de design Colômbia Canadá

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María Lorena Flórez Rojas
Universidad de Groningen

Resumo

O envolvimento das partes interessadas deve seguir os princípios para o envolvimento eficaz das partes interessadas e ser oportuno, inclusivo, transparente e iterativo. No entanto, a criação e implementação de marcos regulatórios sobre temas inovadores às vezes é influenciada por uma parte dominante na discussão. Este artigo demonstra como a abordagem do pensamento de design, principalmente em sua fase de cocriação, é potencialmente propícia à criação e implementação das chamadas estratégias de Inteligência Artificial (ia), devido à sua ênfase no respeito à dignidade humana e outros atributos fundamentais como a empatia, embora apresente vários desafios para sua aplicação. Esta abordagem é baseada em uma metodologia dedutiva através do processo de criação e socialização de estratégias de ia que foram desenvolvidas no Canadá e na Colômbia. Assim, este artigo busca incentivar a inovação tecnológica e regulatória por meio do pensamento de design para que seja considerada parte integrante da convocação real das múltiplas partes interessadas, a fim de facilitar a criação de um programa proativo de ética digital para prevenir preocupações relacionadas à adoção de ia em uma grande escala.

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Flórez Rojas, M. L. (2023). Pensamento de design e estruturas éticas para Inteligência Artificial: um olhar sobre a participação de múltiplas partes interessadas. Desafíos, 35(1). https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/desafios/a.12183
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