(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2021-07-14) Amaral, Camila Augusta Medeiros Colás; Choy, Marco Aurélio de Lima; Choy, Marco Aurélio de Lima; Aufiero, Mário Vitor Magalhães; Salazar Netto, Aguinaldo Ferreira
This study aims, in general terms, to analyze how the insertion of artificial
intelligence algorithms in decision-making processes implies access to certain rights,
focusing mainly on the possibility of discrimination by these algorithms and how this is
regulated in Brazilian law. To this end, the concepts of artificial intelligence, algorithms
and automated decisions are presented, in addition to the principles that govern the
topic and the evolution of the treatment given to the matter in the main national and
international legislations, especially the General Law of Data Protection, under the
cutout of the change promoted by Provisional Measure N. 869/2018 and the European
General Data Protection Regulation.
