Os impactos para a cidadania da relação entre democracia e inteligência artificial e a contribuição de Donna Haraway

The impacts on citizenship of the relationship between democracy and artificial intelligence and the contribution of Donna Haraway

Abstract

New technologies have been developing in an increasingly accelerated and expansive way in people's lives, among institutions, and even by States. In Brazil, there is digital exclusion. Not all citizens have access to new technological tools, and therefore, access to the Public Administration is compromised. The objective of this research is to glimpse whether, just as neoliberalism has formatted a new subjectivity, it is possible to question whether the digital reality does not form a new type of citizenship and what are the eventual consequences in terms of democracy. The first part of the article deals with the reflections for democracy in face of the subjective mutation promoted by neoliberalism. It then reflects on the impacts for citizenship of the relationship between Public Administration and Artificial Intelligence, and finally, based on the theoretical construction of Donna Haraway, it will make some considerations about the possible consequences for the Brazilian citizenship. The research conclusions suggest that, as in the neoliberal system, in the digital reality there is an illusion of freedom of choice that, in this case and many times, is generated by algorithms.