Inteligência artificial aplicada ao direito e o direito da inteligência artificial

Abstract

The development of artificial intelligence technologies is legally relevant for two distinct, but related, reasons. On the one hand, the adoption of intelligent technologies in public and private sector applications, especially in automated decision-making contexts, inspires regulatory demands for the creation of artificial intelligence law; on the other hand, the law itself appears as a domain for applying artificial intelligence, with the potential for impacting the legal professions. This paper examines the current state of the literature on both topics, as well as the interconnections between those two perspectives on artificial intelligence. By examining possible solutions for the regulatory and application issues, this paper proposes themes for research in the interface between law and technology, thus highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary research centred on such legal questions.