CONSIDERATIONS ON THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN LAW, ETHICS AND TECHNOLOGY:

limits, impacts and challenges

Abstract

It is undeniable that law, ethics and technological development go in hand. With new Technologies, were created, deserving skills, especially the search for new skills, such as artificials intelligence tools, the search for force majeure tools, such as artificials intelligence tools, maximum competence, artificial intelligence, higher competence, such artificial intelligence tools, incident of repetitive demands, review of contracts and petitions. There is no way not to think that, in fact, the intetion of inserting this new intelligence in the Courts of Justice is good and also aims to make a direct communication between the judiciary and the population alming at greater acess do justice. But, in spite of the fact that intelligences are irreversible, they still show resistance to the test or implementation that will replace human work, or raise that diferente techniques can be demonstred and evaluated, contrary to the Evolution groups tailored, they still more marginalized. Thus, in the presente work, through the deductive method, surveying the national and international bibliographies available in the journals of CAPES, the analysis will be made about what are the limits between the implementation of these new Technologies and ethics, if the profile of the traditional jurist still manages to reach the new Market and forget the impacts that artificial devices see as not causing justice to the reference intelligence of access to justice.