ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE:

IMPACTS AND CHALLENGES IN BRAZIL

Abstract

This article focuses on the legal implications arising from the growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in various sectors of Brazilian society, with a focus on identifying and evaluating possible discrimination present in these systems. The research investigates how artificial intelligence may be reproducing and perpetuating biases and their consequences when using a legal and interdisciplinary approach. The due study employs exploratory approach methods through the analysis of scientific articles, as well as official documents related to artificial intelligence to investigate the problem, in addition to bibliographic review and case studies to understand the legal dynamics associated with AI. The qualitative results reveal a complex interplay between existing legislation and technological advances, highlighting gaps and challenges in regulation. Furthermore, there is a need for adaptations to Brazilian laws to effectively deal with issues related to responsibility, privacy, and algorithmic discrimination. It is concluded that the ethical and effective implementation of AI requires a comprehensive review of legislation, promoting harmony between technological innovation and the protection of fundamental rights in the Brazilian context. This work contributes to understanding the legal implications of AI in Brazil and suggests ways to improve regulation and promote sustainable technological development.