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  • Ética de la Inteligencia Artificial
  • Interacción Humano-Computadora
  • Impacto Social de la Tecnología

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  • Persisten las preocupaciones públicas sobre las consecuencias de la inteligencia artificial (IA) a pesar de los esfuerzos regulatorios y éticos.
  • Fundamentar la conciencia ética en la práctica de desarrollo de IA requiere fomentar la consideración del bienestar de las partes interesadas.
  • Los enfoques existentes no han resuelto completamente los desafíos sociales y éticos que plantea la IA.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Probar el impacto de un ejercicio de diseño grupal en la consideración por parte de los desarrolladores de IA de los efectos de su trabajo en otros.
  • Evaluar la toma de perspectiva, específicamente el marco "imagínate a ti mismo", como una herramienta para mejorar la reflexión ética en el diseño de IA.
  • Investigar cómo los diferentes contextos de desarrollo de IA influyen en las consideraciones éticas de los desarrolladores.

Principales métodos:

  • Un ejercicio de diseño grupal que involucra escenarios hipotéticos de investigación de IA y desarrollo de herramientas clínicas.
  • Se utilizó un marco "imagínate a ti mismo" para instar a los desarrolladores a considerar sus sentimientos y acciones en situaciones específicas.
  • Se compararon los cambios en las consideraciones de diseño de preocupaciones metodológicas/de datos a problemas sociales y éticos más amplios.

Principales resultados:

  • Los escenarios hipotéticos provocaron diversas perspectivas entre los desarrolladores de IA.
  • El marco "imagínate a ti mismo" condujo a una mayor consideración de las perspectivas de los pacientes en el desarrollo de herramientas de IA clínicas.
  • Los desarrolladores demostraron una mayor autoconciencia con respecto a los cambios en sus consideraciones éticas y práctica futura.

Conclusiones:

  • Un ejercicio grupal conciso puede mejorar significativamente la conciencia de los desarrolladores de IA sobre los impactos en múltiples partes interesadas.
  • Los ejercicios de toma de perspectiva, especialmente "imagínate a ti mismo", pueden integrar de manera efectiva la reflexión ética en el proceso de diseño de IA.
  • Esta intervención puede inspirar planes de acción concretos para abordar las consideraciones éticas en el trabajo futuro de IA.