"First of all, we're going to invite you to reflect and I bring you more questions than answers and I also invite you to look at this first image taken from the metaverse itself in which there is a person, an elderly representation and a child," said Heloisa Helena de Almeida, the first to speak on the Human Rights and Justice in the Digital Age panel, which took place on Thursday (September 14th) in the auditorium of the Court of Justice of the State of Tocantins (TJTO).
The provocation gave rise to an intriguing question, even in these new times. "Will the metaverse, this illustrious unknown, put an end to what already exists, since there is already talk of the metaverse replacing human beings, or can we live with both realities? The virtual, the concrete reality.
Human or robot
"If we want to adjust these points, there is a reputational risk on the one hand and a question of diversity on the other. There's a question of revenue, turnover, even a financial problem, a decision," said Brazilian speaker Alexandre Zavaglia Coelho. And he pointed out that they are them, the humans, who will have to make these decisions. "Obviously we're going to have to bring every dilemma we find to this group and make decisions from there."
"But we're beginning to see these problems play out, to understand the limitations of the technology and how it works. We are going to navigate these dilemmas, which are not easy to solve, given that they are historical issues in our society," said the panelist.
