ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A MECHANISM FOR SPEED AND JUSTICE IN COLLECTIVE ACTIONS IN BRAZIL: A NEW LEGAL-TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

Abstract

Artificial intelligence in Brazil has been a growing field in recent years, with significant advances in several areas. The technology is being applied in sectors such as health, education, finance, transportation, among others, seeking to improve the efficiency and quality of life of the population. In the legal context, artificial intelligence has also been explored, especially in the field of Collective Proceedings. Class action refers to lawsuits that aim to resolve conflicts that affect a group of people, rather than an isolated individual. Thus, this work has as its main objective to analyze the application of Artificial Intelligence in the sphere of Collective Actions in Brazil from the perspective of the structural process. As an accessory, the current panorama of collective actions in Brazil will be exposed. The fundamental concepts of Collective Actions will be investigated. The concept of Artificial Intelligence and its basic principles will be highlighted. The benefits and challenges of the implementation of Artificial Intelligence in the national legal system will be presented. It was concluded that the use of Artificial Intelligence from the perspective of the structural process in Collective Actions is a skillful tool in the achievement and promotion of the fundamental rights and guarantees provided for in the Federal Constitution of 1988. The work is justified by the relevance it assumes in the social, political, academic and economic context. The research methodology was deductive, data collection was qualitative-quantitative and the theoretical framework was bibliographic.