DA PERSONALIDADE ELETRÔNICA À CLASSIFICAÇÃO DE RISCOS NA INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL (IA)
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Personalidade eletrônica, pessoa jurídica, Inteligência ArtificialAbstract
O presente artigo procura investigar a temática da criação de uma personalidade jurídica (eletrônica) para agentes autônomos de inteligência artificial, abordando as limitações desse tipo de iniciativa através da análise do instituto da pessoa jurídica. Para tanto, apresentadas as principais características desse tipo de tecnologia que justificariam a proposta de personificação, bem como os atributos necessários para o seu enquadramento na proposta. Busca-se, por fim, confrontar a personalidade eletrônica com a nova proposta europeia de regulamentação da Inteligência Artificial.
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