A utilização da inteligência artificial na dinâmica das eleições de 2018: uma abordagem sob a ótica da teoria dos jogos de dois níveis.

Abstract

This undergraduate thesis investigates the intersection between the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Brazilian electoral processes and two-level game theory as an analysis tool. The study examines how AI was applied in the Brazilian electoral process in 2018, from collecting and analyzing electoral data to predicting outcomes and influencing campaign strategies. Allied to this is the use of complementary mechanisms such as algorithms and robots, in addition to the rise of social networks such as Facebook. Through the perspective of two-level game theory, we seek to understand the strategic dynamics between political actors at different levels of decision-making, considering their preferences, objectives and interactions in a complex electoral context. In addition, the ethical, legal and democratic implications of the use of AI in this context are explored, as well as the need for regulatory mechanisms and transparency to guarantee the fairness and integrity of electoral processes. This monograph contributes to a better understanding of the effects of AI on Brazilian electoral politics, using two-level game theory as a valuable analytical tool.