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AI is an emerging technology that has the potential to improve peoples well -being explained Veronica Rojas Montes, who said that AI does not replace the lawyers criteria. The academic activity had as an exhibitor the investigator and international expert at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics and law, Veronica Violeta Rojas Montes, who said that artificial intelligence (AI) does not reason as a human being, is not a human being and does not replace the lawyers criteria.
He explained that AI is an emerging technology that has the potential to improve peoples well -being, contribute to a positive sustainable global economic activity, as well as to increase innovation and productivity, and help respond to the key global challenges, but still in Peru, there is no policy of AI, despite the fact of law 31814, of the year 2023, which has not yet been regulated.
He announced the essential concepts to understand the AI ecosystem, such as digital transformation (process through which technologies are incorporated into the development of various activities in human life, whether government, business, social, cultural, etc., and the cultural change that this means for society as a whole).
He said that an algorithm is a series of instructions or steps that apply mathematical calculations to process the data of a problem or situation in order to reach a result or solution.
He detailed what automatic learning (Machine Learning), neuronal network (Deep Learning) and deep learning (Large Language Models), as well as artificial intelligence systems and generative artificial intelligence.
In addition, its relationship with ethics and rights, as well as the main regulatory approaches and global ethical recommendations for AI governance. In addition, to detail the principle of transparency and explainability, among others.
Finally, he explained the risks when making a decision in the jurisdictional function, which can cause damage, especially when there is no human supervision that guarantees due process and when there are no guidelines for responsible use.
In the workshop, aimed at the workers of the Constitutional Court (TC), the Secretary General Alberto Che-Piu Carpio participated, who explained the virtual tools of AI, such as the chatgpt, which gives an answer to questions that are asked through structured commands, but whose answers do not replace the responsibility of the professional that is in charge, which must verify and confront the results.
He noted that they cannot be used in sentences due to the protection of personal data, and because their use is not regulated and that it could only be used for information consigned in open data or a history.
The workshop, held in the Auditorium of the Third Floor of the Institutional Headquarters located in San Isidro, was closed by Juan Manuel Sosa, jurisdictional advisor with functions of executive director of the Center for Constitutional Studies (CEC) of the TC.
