Examinando por Materia "Tratamiento de datos"

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    Aspectos a tener en cuenta para una legislación sobre el tratamiento de datos de niños niñas y adolescentes en redes sociales : un análisis desde el derecho comparado
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Quintero Toro, Jorge Daniel; Higuita Olaya, Daniel
    Digital social networks and access to technology have transcended the physical barriers under which information was observed. People is increasingly connected and has higher access to information, what is also increasing the risks they face on-the-grid. This is partly because of the way in which social networks are using artificial intelligence to collect data generated from user’s interactions with the network. Such information is being used to profile users for future advertising or simply to keep them connected for longer periods, so the artificial intelligence can learn more from the way the user interacts with the network. Colombian law prohibits the collection of personal data of children and adolescents. However, this prohibition has no effect, because there is easy access to digital social networks. This implies risks that can be mitigated with more efficient laws that are consistent with current reality. This entails risks for children and adolescents who, depending on their mental maturity and decision-making capacity, may or may not be able to assume these risks. Some of the risks to which children and adolescents can be subjected are the radicalization of thoughts, limiting the free development of the personality, habeas data, extortion or sexual crimes. This research becomes relevant because there are no studies about this, which implies many social risks by directly influencing the future of society such as children and adolescents.
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    La responsabilidad civil extracontractual frente al uso de DeepFakes : posibilidad de una respuesta interpretativa desde el derecho colombiano vigente
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2025-09-25) Ugarte Tapasco, Estefanía; Jung, Haein; Mejía Rico, Esteban
    DeepFake is an emerging technology that has great potential to cause harm to rights such as image, honor, or privacy, harms that could even materialize in economic damage. In Colombia there is no specific regulation addressing this phenomenon, which raises the following question: Under what liability regime could non-contractual civil liability be established for damages caused by the use of Deepfakes? This thesis examines the problem by considering the approaches adopted internationally and by identifying the mechanisms available under Colombia law for this purpose.