Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Research: Between Epistemic Power and Contemporary Ethical Challenges
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A emergência e a rápida disseminação das tecnologias de Inteligência Artificial (IA) têm provocado transformações profundas nos modos de produzir, organizar e validar o conhecimento científico.
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