CONTROVERSIAS SOBRE DAÑO ALGORÍTMIC: discursos corporativos sobre discriminación codificada
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https://doi.org/10.20873/uft.2447-4266.2020v6n4a1enPalabras clave:
Algoritmos; Auditoría algorítmica; Explicabilidad; Periodismo Tecnológico; Plataformas.Resumen
Los impactos y daños discriminatorios por sistemas algorítmicos han abierto discusiones sobre el alcance de responsabilidad de las empresas de tecnología de la comunicación e inteligencia artificial. El artículo presenta controversias públicas desencadenadas por ocho casos públicos de daño y discriminación algorítmica que generaron respuestas públicas por parte de las empresas, abordando los esfuerzos realizados por ellas en enmarcar el debate sobre la responsabilidad en el transcurso de la planeamento, alimentación con dadtos e implementación de sistemas. A continuación, se analiza cómo la opacidad de los sistemas es defendida por las empresas comerciales que los desarrollan, alegando prerrogativas como los “secretos de la industria” y la inescrutabilidad algorítmica.
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