ÉTICA NA INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL: Desenvolvimento responsável de sistemas inteligentes

Juliano Augusto Anselmo Gema; João de Lucca Filho

doi:10.31510/infa.v21i1.1954

Authors

Juliano Augusto Anselmo Gema FATEC TAQUARITINGA , FATEC TAQUARITINGA https://orcid.org/0009-0005-9502-0710 (unauthenticated)
João de Lucca Filho FATEC TAQUARITINGA , FATEC TAQUARITINGA https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4091-0338 (unauthenticated)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31510/infa.v21i1.1954

Keywords:

Ethics in Artificial Intelligence, Transparency, Responsibility, Algorithmic Bias, Privacy

Abstract

This work addresses the critical importance of ethics in the evolution and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting the significant ethical challenges that arise from integration into different aspects of human life. By exploring the ethical foundations necessary for responsible development of intelligent systems, we ensure that AI is guided by fundamental ethical principles such as fairness, transparency and integrity. Through a systematic literature review, case study analysis, and assessment of ethical principles established by leading organizations, this research provides practical guidance for implementing best practices. The results highlight the urgent need for ethical frameworks to guide the development of AI, demonstrating that adopting transparent and fair measures not only minimizes the risk of bias and privacy violations, but also promotes greater trust and social acceptance of AI systems. Finally, it is concluded that integrating ethical considerations from the beginning of the AI development process is essential to building a technological future that is both innovative and consistent with fundamental human values

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