Authors :
Rohan Chhatre; Dr. Seema Singh
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY2051
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Abstract :
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
into various sectors is both revolutionary and fraught
with ethical, social, and regulatory challenges. This
paper explores the complex landscape of AI governance,
emphasizing the critical balance between innovation and
responsibility. By examining the multifaceted impacts of
AI, including algorithmic bias, privacy concerns, safety
hazards, and ethical considerations, this review
highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive
framework of harmony. Through a synthesis of key
literature and thought leadership from notable scholars,
this study underscores the importance of ethical
stewardship, collaborative policymaking, and
international cooperation in navigating the AI jungle.
Keywords :
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Organizational Change, AI Governance, Ethical AI, Algorithmic Bias, Privacy, Safety Hazards, Innovation, Regulatory Frameworks, International Cooperation.
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The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
into various sectors is both revolutionary and fraught
with ethical, social, and regulatory challenges. This
paper explores the complex landscape of AI governance,
emphasizing the critical balance between innovation and
responsibility. By examining the multifaceted impacts of
AI, including algorithmic bias, privacy concerns, safety
hazards, and ethical considerations, this review
highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive
framework of harmony. Through a synthesis of key
literature and thought leadership from notable scholars,
this study underscores the importance of ethical
stewardship, collaborative policymaking, and
international cooperation in navigating the AI jungle.
Keywords :
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Organizational Change, AI Governance, Ethical AI, Algorithmic Bias, Privacy, Safety Hazards, Innovation, Regulatory Frameworks, International Cooperation.