A inteligência artificial representada em Genshin Impact, iniciativas regulatórias e letramento algorítmico
Maurício Ferreira Santana, Geraldo Pieroni · Revista da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais · 2024
One of the stories in the game Genshin Impact features an artificial intelligence, called Akasha, used by citizens and academics in the Sumeru region. The protagonist of the story, a traveler named Aether and his partner Paimon, arrive in the region and start using a device that connects them to the big data of Akasha; the story symbolically has a gradation that passes through both technophilia and technodeterminism (Bernard Miège). It is based on this symbolic character that, using exploratory research with an emphasis on content analysis – the mission dialogues – we transpose these elements to reality, seeking to punctuate governmental regulatory initiatives on artificial intelligence (European Union, United States, Brazil), as well as non-governmental ones (Future of Life Institute). Finally, we look at the communication science approaches to the subject (Lucia Santaella, David Gunkel et al.) and conclude that transdisciplinarity and algorithmic literacy are essential.