Artificial intelligence, gender, and human rights: the case of Amazon
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https://doi.org/10.5335/rjd.v35i3.12259Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Human Resources, Amazon, Human Rights, DiscriminationAbstract
This article aims to analyze Artificial Intelligence and its impacts on human rights, based on the analysis of the case of the process of hiring workers by Amazon. Its specific objectives are to describe the industrial revolutions and their impacts on society, to characterize the new technologies, and to analyze the Amazon case with the use of AI in the human resources sector. As a result: the industrial revolution transcends the limits of new technologies, involves physical, digital and biological domains; its social transformations are enormous, generating negative impacts; AI tools are conducive to automating and maintaining discrimination against women in employment relationships. The method of procedure used is deductive, with a qualitative and technical approach of bibliographic research with literature review in an exploratory study. The Amazon case study demonstrates the risk of using AI in the field of human resources in the affront to human rights.
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