The emergence of the Artificial Intelligence order: an analysis from political

Abstract

This article analyzes the political order of Artificial Intelligence, whose central thesis is that this order emerges from the reconfiguration and dispute over power at a global level and as part of the expansion of transnational capitalism. The methodology employed for this study was based on a documentary analysis of current sources and an approach centered on philosophy and political theory. This research shows that this type of problem, despite its importance, has been little studied in political science and the social sciences. In this sense, the thesis proposed was that Artificial Intelligence is beginning to become the new political order at a global level. In conclusion, the global reconfiguration of political power is what defines the emergence of the order of Artificial Intelligence. Therefore, the question of a political order is not limited to an ethical-moral discussion of human rights, as applied philosophy maintains, but rather to a dispute over power, hegemony, and the processes of subjectivation that derive from it.