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Artificial intelligence drives professional and legal shifts in Brazil

Artificial intelligence is driving significant shifts across various sectors in Brazil, prompting discussions on professional skills, legal frameworks, and labor relations. Experts warn of a growing trend where users delegate critical thinking to machines, noting that the percentage of users requesting AI to complete entire tasks with minimal intervention rose from 27% to 39% in less than a year.

In the legal field, AI is redefining professional roles by automating repetitive tasks such as contract review and jurisprudence research, allowing lawyers to focus on strategic judgment. However, automation in the judicial system, such as the Sisbajud algorithms, has also increased the speed of asset seizures, posing new challenges for corporate debt management.

Labor relations are also evolving due to digitalization and AI. The President of the OAB-MG, Gustavo Chalfun, highlighted the need for legal security to ensure that technological innovation does not lead to the precariousness of work. Meanwhile, upcoming seminars in São Paulo and Manaus will address data privacy, the impact of AI on electoral processes, and the protection of fundamental rights in an increasingly automated society.

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Agência Nacional de Proteção de Dados · COREJUR · Conselho Regional de Administração de São Paulo · Fecomércio MG · Goiânia · Gustavo Chalfun · Instituto de Desenvolvimento e Gestão · Maurício Rands · Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil · Recife

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