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Previsivelmente, a utilização de ferramentas dotadas de Inteligência Artificial pelos administradores irá aumentar exponencialmente nos próximos anos. Nesta dissertação, propomo-nos fazer uma prova de resistência ao atual regime de responsabilização dos administradores, de forma a compreender se este está preparado para uma gestão auxiliada por robots dotados de inteligência artificial. Procuramos compreender se o atual regime, onde a culpa assume um papel principal, é adequado e justo, considerando que nos aproximamos de uma realidade em que robots auxiliares são dotados de mecanismos de autoaprendizagem. Em suma, para além de testarmos a capacidade do nosso sistema para receber robots dotados de IA, procuramos perceber se o atual regime de responsabilidade dos administradores incentiva a inovação e o vanguardismo na administração e quais são as consequências a nível estratégico que a utilização de inteligência artificial pode trazer ao tecido empresarial português.
Predictably, the use of tools equipped with Artificial Intelligence by directors will increase exponentially in the upcoming years. In this dissertation, we propose to make a test of resistance to the current regime of accountability/liability of directors, in order to understand if it is prepared for a management aided by robots equipped with artificial intelligence. We seek to understand whether the current regime, where fault plays a leading role, is adequate and fair, considering that we are approaching a reality in which auxiliary robots are equipped with self-learning mechanisms. In short, in addition to testing the ability of our system to receive robots equipped with AI, we seek to understand whether the current regime of responsibility of directors encourages innovation and avant-garde management and what are the consequences at a strategic level that the use of artificial intelligence can bring to the Portuguese business structure.
Predictably, the use of tools equipped with Artificial Intelligence by directors will increase exponentially in the upcoming years. In this dissertation, we propose to make a test of resistance to the current regime of accountability/liability of directors, in order to understand if it is prepared for a management aided by robots equipped with artificial intelligence. We seek to understand whether the current regime, where fault plays a leading role, is adequate and fair, considering that we are approaching a reality in which auxiliary robots are equipped with self-learning mechanisms. In short, in addition to testing the ability of our system to receive robots equipped with AI, we seek to understand whether the current regime of responsibility of directors encourages innovation and avant-garde management and what are the consequences at a strategic level that the use of artificial intelligence can bring to the Portuguese business structure.
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Responsabilidade Administradores Inteligência artificial Robots Business judgment rule D&O insurance Liability Directors Artificial intelligence