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Desinformación de Género
Sesgos de Género
Discriminación Algorítmica
Alfabetización Mediática con Perspectiva de Género
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La convergencia entre inteligencia artificial (IA), sesgo de género y desinformación se ha convertido en un tema central en los debates contemporáneos sobre comunicación. Esta investigación analiza cómo los algoritmos sesgados perpetúan desigualdades, al tiempo que explora el potencial de la IA para mitigar estereotipos de género y promover la equidad. Examina los efectos de la desinformación generada por IA en la percepción y representación del género en distintos contextos sociales, destacando su impacto en las dinámicas de poder y en la construcción de narrativas inclusivas. Además, el estudio explora el papel de la alfabetización mediática con perspectiva de género y la educación como herramientas clave para enfrentar estos desafíos. Se revisan iniciativas internacionales y políticas públicas orientadas a integrar la perspectiva de género en el desarrollo y uso de tecnologías de IA, así como enfoques feministas en ciencia de datos que cuestionan estructuras tradicionales y proponen alternativas más inclusivas. Finalmente, se enfatiza la necesidad de estrategias colaborativas para construir sistemas de IA más justos e inclusivos.
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