Decisiones en conflicto con la Inteligencia Artificial
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Non-Cooperative Games, Rational Choice, EgoismAbstract
Technological advances have made it possible to use artificial intelligence to analyze and solve problems that were previously considered complex. Thanks to the increased computing power, it is now possible to access artificial intelligence tools to develop artistic, productive, economic or recreational activities more efficiently. Therefore, artificial intelligence is increasingly used in decision-making processes. Although advances in artificial intelligence have allowed them to make accurate decisions, the automation of decision-making has raised questions about the ethical and social implications of their depersonalization. This essay analyzes the conflicts that may arise when artificial intelligence totally or partially replaces decision-makers to solve a common problem. Following a game-theoretical approach, we show that the automation of decisions can lead to a Prisoner's Dilemma where social welfare is not the maximum possible. Also, the asymmetric use of these tools puts those who do not use them at risk since artificial intelligence can exploit the information shared with them. Therefore, it is necessary to design algorithms that internalize the social impact and mechanisms that regulate their use.
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