Direito informacional e Inteligência Artificial : uma análise do caso da coleta de dados pessoais feita pela Meta sob o viés do direito consumerista brasileiro

Abstract

This monograph seeks to analyze whether informational rights, within the scope of Brazilian consumer law, were violated in the case of the personal data collection of users by Meta for training its generative artificial intelligence. It aims to demonstrate the importance of the vast amount of data required for training this technology and, consequently, how the law should intervene to regulate this procedure. Thus, it intends to establish why consumer rights should be applied to the analyzed case, as well as to discuss the particularities of informational rights in order to assess whether there was a violation. This work was based on a bibliography composed of laws, jurisprudence, doctrines, theses and scientific articles, which provided a better understanding of consumer and informational rights. Finally, it was conclued that Meta's conduct was disrespectful to informational rights, both in the consumer context and in relation to other Brazilian legislation governing the virtual environment.