Terrorismo, tecnologia e sociedade no século XXI
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terrorismo, segurança, redes sociais, big data, algoritmosResumo
Em termos de segurança e prevenção criminal, a inteligência artificial e o processamento de dados algorítmicos tornaram possível que grande parte das atividades e comunicações realizadas diariamente por milhões de pessoas fosse registrada e analisada em tempo real, a fim de detectar qualquer sinal de atividade criminal. Entre as vantagens que têm sido destacadas da aplicação desta tecnologia no campo social e político está o manuseio seguro e eficiente dos dados e o fato de que os processos são realizados sem a interferência da subjetividade humana. Ao mesmo tempo, o terrorismo, e particularmente o terrorismo que surge da própria sociedade que ele procura atacar, veio para aprofundar o debate sobre a necessidade de um sistema de monitoramento e vigilância destinado a registrar e analisar as atividades da população, a fim de salvaguardar o bem-estar geral e a segurança pública. Neste artigo vamos abordar o alcance e as implicações para as sociedades contemporâneas do uso de novas tecnologias aplicadas ao campo da segurança e, em particular, à luta contra este tipo frequente e particular de terrorismo.Downloads
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