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A Humanidade face à Inteligência Artificial e se esta pode gerar uma algoritmocracia
Eugénio Costa Almeida (Almeida, E. C.);
Journal Title
Figuras & Negócios
Year (definitive publication)
2026
Language
Portuguese
Country
Angola
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Abstract
This essay, based on the question "How can Humanity work with Artificial Intelligence (AI) without AI overshadowing Humanity, but rather helping it and never creating a management close to an algorithmocracy?", sought to gather from 3 Artificial Intelligence (AI) websites - Copilot, Gemini and ChatGPT - what they had to present, and that, plus my final analysis, resulted in this essay. It is worth noting that the term "algorithmocracy" was coined around the 2010s by the American essayist, activist and entrepreneur Eli Pariser and highlighted at the end of that decade by Professor Natalie (Talia) Jomini Stroud, when she began working at the University of Texas at Austin with Pariser on projects called "Civic Signals" and "New Public".
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Keywords
Copilot,ChatGPY,Gemini,Artificial Intelligence (AI),algorithmocracy
  • Political Science - Social Sciences
  • Media and Communications - Social Sciences