AI, counter-terrorism and global governance: state of the art

Alice Martini

doi:10.30827/revpaz.17.31319

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Alice Martini Universidad Complutense de Madrid

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https://doi.org/10.30827/revpaz.17.31319

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artificial intelligence, counter-terrorism, global governance, Human Rights

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Este artigo ilustra a forma como a utilização da IA no combate ao terrorismo é atualmente tratada pela emergente governação global da IA. Mostra que o contra-terrorismo representa uma exceção problemática em muitos dos regulamentos legais da IA que estão a surgir. Ao mesmo tempo, embora seja de alguma forma abordado nos relatórios e nas melhores práticas de luta contra o terrorismo, falta também, de forma problemática, um debate jurídico sobre a IA no âmbito da arquitetura global de luta contra o terrorismo. O artigo termina com um apelo urgente às instituições internacionais para que façam mais para regulamentar a utilização da IA na luta contra o terrorismo, uma vez que esta tecnologia pode implicar riscos importantes em termos de abusos dos direitos humanos por parte de actores poderosos.

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