Resumen

GONZALEZ ARENCIBIA, Mario; ORDONEZ ERAZO, Hugo Armando  y  GONZALEZ-SANABRIA, Juan-Sebastián. Do Algorithms have Rights?. Prax. Saber [online]. 2024, vol.15, n.43, e16779.  Epub 22-Abr-2024. ISSN 2216-0159.  https://doi.org/10.19053/22160159.v15.n43.2024.16779.

The growing influence of algorithms in digital society raises questions about their legal and ethical status. As these algorithms make decisions that affect people, the question arises of whether they should have rights and how those rights can be protected in an ever-evolving technological environment. The research carried out an exhaustive documentary analysis of relevant literature, reports and legal documents on the ethics of algorithms, as well as research on their social impacts in areas such as privacy, discrimination and automated decision-making. The findings revealed that there is currently no clear consensus on whether algorithms should have rights. However, the need to establish regulations and ethical principles is recognized to guarantee its responsible use and avoid negative consequences. Key challenges, such as algorithmic transparency, discrimination and data privacy, were identified as requiring adequate attention. Regulation and transparency are essential to ensure that algorithms are used fairly and equitably, in a way that protects individual and social rights.

Palabras clave : rights; algorithms; privacy; transparency; autonomy.

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