The role of Artificial Intelligence in political decision making.
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https://doi.org/10.51660/ripl.v1i1.17Keywords:
artificial intelligence, decision making, algorithms, ethics, policyAbstract
Objective. To examine the divergent similarities between humans and machines in the decisional process, highlighting how AI presents itself as a potential ally in political decision making by offering fast and accurate analysis. Method. Review of secondary sources for the analysis of the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in political decision making as a complex phenomenon. Results. The limits of AI in complex decisions are explored, where the understanding of the human context and ethical values play a crucial role. In addition, we discuss how politics and values influence the design and implementation of algorithms, as well as the ethical challenges inherent in the autonomy of AI systems. Conclusion. This article addresses the intersection between AI and politics, emphasizing the importance of considering both its benefits and ethical implications.
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