Prolegômenos a uma filosofia algorítmica futura que possa apresentar-se como fundamento para um cyberdireito

Abstract

The conceptions presented here are the starting point for reflecting on the phenomena resulting from the advent of the technological revolution and which have become recurrent in the daily lives of humans, such as Big data, artificial intelligence, the routine of social networks, discoveries in the field of machine autonomy, the ethical discomforts arising from these and other experiences as new as unusual, all united by a common texture: the radical difference from the analog world to the digital world. Certainly traditional philosophies were not prepared to face this new object of investigation supported by a world constituted by algorithms. The ethical dilemmas that emerged require legal solutions that classical legal sciences did not envision either, since they were not conformed to virtual reality. For these reasons, we challenge the possibility of thinking about an Algorithmic Philosophy and a Cyberlaw inspired by the challenges of this century