As implicações jurídicas das inteligências artificiais generativas

Abstract

This monograph examines the legal implications of generative artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on the recent European Union Artificial Intelligence Act. The work analyzes the historical and technical context of generative AI development, discussing advances in large language models (LLMs) and their applications. Current limitations of these technologies are addressed, including issues of bias, reliability, and computational challenges. The study then explores the theoretical implications of AI use in the judiciary, analyzing the perspectives of Hans Kelsen and H.L.A. Hart. Finally, a detailed case study of the European Regulamento Inteligência Artificial is conducted, examining its key provisions, impacts on businesses and the labor market, global influence, and implementation challenges. It concludes that while the Regulamento Inteligência Artificial represents an important regulatory step, significant challenges remain in balancing technological innovation, rights protection, and effective enforcement of standards. The work aims to contributes to the debate on ethical and responsible regulation of generative AI, highlighting the need for adaptive approaches that keep pace with the rapid advancement of these technologies