Intelligent decisions in society 4.0
Authors
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Álvaro Farias Pinheiro
Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6254-7293
Abstract
The rise of Artificial Intelligence Algorithms (AIA) and Computational Intelligence Algorithms (CIA) marks contemporary technological evolution, playing a crucial role in building intelligent systems that drive decisions in various domains. Objective: To explore how the integration of AIA and CIA in Society 4.0 reshapes decision-making, highlighting the benefits, ethical challenges, and influence of these algorithms on social and organizational transformation. Methodology: Contextual and critical analysis of the literature on the application of AIA and CIA, focusing on the areas of public, legal, and business management, as well as hyperautomation and its implications. Results: Society 4.0 is characterized by the intensive use of interconnected technologies that enable global automation and optimization. The rapid adoption of algorithms raises questions about transparency, explainability, and social impacts, especially in sensitive legal contexts. AI and CIA are fundamental to digital transformation, promoting advanced analytics and automation of complex tasks in productive sectors and in the formulation of public policies. Conclusion: The implementation of AI and CIA is revolutionizing society by providing tools for more efficient and effective decisions. However, it is crucial to address the ethical challenges to ensure the reliability and impartiality of automated systems.Keywords:
society 4.0 , artificial intelligence algorithms , computational intelligence algorithms , hyperautomation , digital transformationReferences
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