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ETHICAL CHALLENGES IN AI AND AUTOMATION IN MANAGEMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR DECISION-MAKING, JOB DISPLACEMENT AND DATA PRIVACY Aajaz Ahmad Hajam; Alphonsa S John
International Conference on Health Science, Green Economics, Educational Review and Technology Vol. 6 No. 1 (2024): 7th IHERT (2024): IHERT (2024) FIRST ISSUE: International Conference on Health
Publisher : Universitas Efarina

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation have rapidly become cornerstones in transforming management practices, streamlining operational efficiency, and enhancing decision-making capabilities across industries. However, these technologies present significant ethical challenges that cannot be overlooked. The core ethical concerns pertain to the transparency and fairness of AI-driven decision-making, the socio-economic effects of job displacement, and data privacy risks in the age of automation. This review article examines these ethical dilemmas through an extensive exploration of existing literature, identifying the key concerns and potential strategies for addressing them. Additionally, it proposes a research problem and objective focused on developing ethical frameworks to guide the integration of AI and automation into management. The conclusion emphasizes the need for collaborative efforts among stakeholders—corporations, governments, and civil society organizations—to ensure the responsible adoption of AI and automation technologies.
Co-Authors Alphonsa S John Jo’rayeva Hilola Orif Qizi Muyassar Raxmonova Abdufattohovna Narziyeva Visola Rakhmatullayeva Sogdiana Shayzaqova Shaxnoza Shukurov Rustam Ergash O’g’li