Artificial intelligence has become central to multiple processes, but its rapid growth contrasts with the slow creation of ethical and legal frameworks. This gap generates social, labour and legal risks, as technological advances can exceed moral limits. Various authors emphasise the need for flexible regulatory systems that integrate ethics and responsibility. In this context, social responsibility and ethical auditing are key tools for identifying legal and ethical deficiencies in intelligent systems.
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