Abstract
This article aims to analyze the ethical dilemmas presented by artificial intelligence in contemporary society within late capitalism in its algorithmic phase. Through an interdisciplinary methodological proposal and a critical approach based on categories such as administered society and the notion of psychotechnics (both of Adornoian origin), repositioning its relevance in the digital atmosphere, as well as ethical perspectives. Furthermore, specialized bibliographic sources are examined to understand how technological expansion coexists with the deterioration of cognitive functions in digital natives. This paper also explores the role of artificial intelligence in strengthening hyperconnected criminal activities and the challenges this implies for justice. Additionally, the effect of cognitive minimalism in interface design and user experiences on social networks like TikTok is addressed, concluding that a critical ethical analysis is indispensable to balance technological innovation with the protection of human rights and justice.
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