La inteligencia artificial como impulso para el emprendimiento sostenible-social en América Latina y el Caribe dentro de la agenda 2030

Abstract

Artificial intelligence plays an important role in the economic and business development of those companies that are based on sustainability as one of their main reasons, because Artificial intelligence (AI) can contribute enormously to the transformation of development models in Latin America and the Caribbean to make them more productive, inclusive and sustainable, but, to take advantage of their opportunities and minimize their potential threats, reflection, strategic vision, regulation and regional and multilateral coordination are required (ECLAC., 2023). Likewise, in relation to the economic development objective of the 2030 agenda, Minister Aisén Etcheverry stated that, “when we look at the regulatory challenges or the development of public policies, and we do so with a multilateral perspective, what we achieve are international standards. that precisely help technology to develop in a good way and that the values that support this technological development are also shared by countries and nations that think alike. And that is a great contribution from this community around science and technology that has been generated not only in Chile but also in the rest of Latin America.” (ECLAC., 2023). Based on this, through this study, the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean will have an innovative and beneficial panorama, in terms of the economic and social development, both of their companies and of the communities of these countries, benefiting from the application of new technologies and AIs as a prominent variable in the economic, productive and social development of countries and its relationship with the sustainable development objectives, for which, Lezama, A., (2021) indicates that “it is makes essential a regional strategy for the development of artificial intelligence in Latin America that allows us to exploit it to address both our historical lags and the new challenges that come from the adoption of these technologies in the rest of the world. To develop this strategy, it is important to understand the current environment in which artificial intelligence is being developed in Latin America.”