Description: Ethical considerations in the field of augmented reality (AR) refer to the moral implications and responsibilities associated with the use of this technology. AR, which overlays digital information onto the real world, raises a series of ethical dilemmas that must be addressed. One of the most relevant aspects is privacy, as AR can collect and use personal data without the explicit consent of the user. Additionally, the manipulation of reality perception can lead to misinformation or the creation of misleading experiences, raising questions about the truthfulness of the information presented. Another critical point is social impact, as AR can influence human interaction and how people perceive their environment, potentially altering social and cultural dynamics. Furthermore, accessibility is an important issue, as not all users have the same access to technology, which can create inequalities. Finally, the responsibility of developers and companies creating AR applications is fundamental, as they must ensure that their products are not only innovative but also ethically responsible and safe for users. In summary, ethical considerations in augmented reality are essential to ensure responsible and beneficial use of this technology in society.
