O uso de inteligência artificial na pesquisa científica com integridade e ética
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https://doi.org/10.24023/FutureJournal/2175-5825/2024.v16i1.845Palavras-chave:
Inteligência Artificial, Ética na Pesquisa, Governança Ética, Integridade Científica, Transparência AlgorítmicaResumo
Esta pensata aborda a evolução da Inteligência Artificial (IA) na pesquisa científica e os desafios éticos e de integridade que surgem com sua integração. A IA tem se tornado uma ferramenta indispensável para pesquisadores, acelerando descobertas e otimizando processos. Contudo, o uso destes algoritmos levanta preocupações sobre viés, transparência e responsabilidade. A capacidade das máquinas de aprender e criar conhecimento desafia os paradigmas de autoria e credibilidade, colocando a integridade e a ética sob um novo escrutínio. A discussão enfatiza a necessidade de governança ética robusta, colaboração entre stakeholders, educação contínua e a criação de algoritmos transparentes e auditáveis. Destaca ainda a importância de manter a ética e a integridade no centro da pesquisa com IA para garantir que seu avanço beneficie a humanidade de maneira justa e responsável, enfatizando a necessidade de uma abordagem holística que envolva educação, transparência, responsabilidade e participação ativa de múltiplos stakeholders. Por fim, reitera que enquanto embarcamos nesta nova era de descobertas impulsionadas pela IA, devemos abraçar, tanto as oportunidades, quanto os desafios éticos que apresenta, garantindo que o uso da IA na pesquisa científica continue a beneficiar a humanidade promovendo conhecimento e bem-estar.
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