Journal of AI, Robotics & Workplace Automation

2021 - 2026

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Volume 2, issue 4, 2023

When AI intersects with blockchain pp. 300-301

Prashant Sarode

DocuXperts.SaaS | dBPO network: A decentralised automation platform pp. 302-308

Prashant Sarode

DataUnions: A privacy-by- decentral-design pp. 309-316

Robin Lehmann and Mark Siebert

Blockchain technology and the potential of waqf (Islamic endowment) sector revival pp. 317-326

Ahmet Aysan and Hiba Ali Al-Saudi

Enhancing data privacy in financial services: The role of zero-knowledge proofs and federated AI pp. 327-331

Alex Lyashok and Prashant Sarode

Understanding human-centred artificial intelligence in the banking sector pp. 332-348

Obuchettiar Krishnaraj Arul and Alan Megargel

Smart robots and AI: Strategic approaches to data privacy and security law for digital marketers pp. 349-360

Raj Sachdev

Measuring effectiveness of AI-based virtual service assistants by user mental health improvement: A research agenda pp. 361-368

Devdeep Maity, Juha Munnukka and Ashwini Gangadharan

A journey towards human-centric and AI-augmented marketing? pp. 369-381

Malin Lignell

Revolutionising content recommendation: The impact of AI in marketing pp. 382-389

Ken Ip

Volume 2, issue 3, 2023

Editorial pp. 200-201

Christopher Johannessen

AI and sustainability: The opportunity for brands pp. 202-214

Carly Fink and Jeremy Goldman

Sponsored by a robot? How the human likeness of virtual influencers influences purchase intentions towards sponsored products pp. 215-227

Haneul Jang, Eunjoo Jin, Laura Bright and Gary Wilcox

AI-powered next best actions for wealth pp. 228-236

Lily Li

AI revolutionising customer experience through personalisation and intelligent experiences pp. 237-245

Benjamin Maxim

How AI can move customer personalisation to customer contextualisation pp. 246-252

Brian Sathianathan and Solomon Ray

Building AI solutions that deliver a better customer experience pp. 253-258

Jo Causon

Before design and development: Approaching intelligent automation from multiple perspectives pp. 259-270

Luciana Blaha

Machine learning applications in central banking pp. 271-293

Douglas Araujo, Giuseppe Bruno, Juri Marcucci, Rafael Schmidt and Bruno Tissot

Volume 2, issue 2, 2023

Editorial pp. 100-100

Jim Sterne

The rise of CreAltives: Using AI to enable and speed up the creative process pp. 101-114

Andrew Pearson

Leveraging decision-making AI within marketing operations transformation pp. 115-120

Patrick C. Leary and Michael Misischia

Job sharing between human professionals and chatbots: How should ‘handovers’ happen? pp. 121-130

Alistair Knott

Artificial intelligence and marketing: Driving more ethical strategies pp. 131-137

Tara Dezao

AI, marketing technology and personalisation at scale pp. 138-144

Allan Tinkler

Smart retail: How AI and IoT are revolutionising the retail industry pp. 145-152

Sandeep Shekhawat

Artificial intelligence for smart bidding pp. 153-164

Pratyush Shandilya, Laura Murphy and Fernando Perales

AI-driven influencer marketing: Comparing the effects of virtual and human influencers on consumer perceptions pp. 165-174

Marvin Böhndel, Martin Jastorff and Christian Rudeloff

Is artificial intelligence the future of the customer experience? pp. 175-183

Chelsea Perino

Adopting a dynamic AI price optimisation model to encourage retail customer engagement pp. 184-195

Steven Keith Platt and Martin Paul Block

Volume 2, issue 1, 2022

Editorial pp. 4-6

Chris Johannessen

Artificial intelligence (AI) from a regulator’s perspective: The future of AI in central banking and financial services pp. 7-16

Melvin Lopez-Corleone, Sholthana Begum and Gracie Sixuan Li

Using AI to minimise bias in an employee performance review pp. 17-23

Liz Melton and Grant Riewe

Human–machine collaboration in transcription pp. 24-36

Corey Miller, Migüel Jetté and Dan Kokotov

High-impact AI: How to achieve business goals while making the world a better place pp. 37-48

Michael Griffin, Hailey Kotvis, Josephine Miner and Kayla Poulsen

Improved credit default prediction using machine learning and its impact on risk-weighted assets of banks pp. 49-62

Martin Neisen and Petr Geraskin

Six ways AI is delivering value for organisations drawing on real-world case studies and offering actionable insights pp. 63-69

Nitin Mittal and Irfan Saif

On the predictability of long-term stock market returns: Design configuration of deep neural networks pp. 70-93

Manfred Herdt and Hermann Schulte-Mattler

Volume 1, issue 4, 2022

Editorial pp. 316-317

Chris Johannessen

Whose values should be ingrained in algorithms? pp. 318-318

Jim Sterne

How AI/ML can combine with RPA to bring workplace automation to the next level, while maintaining governance and ethics pp. 319-320

Lou Bachenheimer

The AI ethics officer and responding to data standards and accountability pp. 321-322

Mary Purk

Explainable AI (XAI) pp. 323-324

Murat Açar

Corporate digital responsibility: Dealing with ethical, privacy and fairness challenges of AI pp. 325-328

Jochen Wirtz, James ‘Jimmy’ Tarbit, Nicole Hartley and Werner Kunz

Architecting AI will improve AI ethics pp. 329-331

Steven Gustafson

Discriminatory data: Why governments need to view digital privacy as an equity issue pp. 332-341

Albert Gehami

Why automatic AI ethics evaluations are coming, and how they will work pp. 342-349

James Brusseau and Giovana Meloni Craveiro

Building trust and confidence in AI pp. 350-359

Janet Bastiman

AI–human interaction: Soft law considerations and application pp. 360-370

Catherine Casey, Ariana Dindiyal and James A. Sherer

Developing a conceptual framework for identifying the ethical repercussions of artificial intelligence: A mixed method analysis pp. 371-398

Tahereh Saheb, Sudha Jamthe and Tayebeh Saheb

Volume 1, issue 3, 2022

Editorial pp. 224-225

Chris Johannessen

Lessons learned running AI-powered solutions in production pp. 226-232

Kyle Hansen

Artificial intelligence pitfalls and how to avoid them pp. 233-246

Matt Armstrong-Barnes

Ethical AI/ML at Nestlé: From vision to strategy to execution pp. 247-255

Carolina Pinart and Enrigue Mora

How conversational AI is enabling the experience economy pp. 256-271

Laetitia Cailleteau, Emer Gilmartin and Fuad Hendricks

Domain knowledge is necessary but not sufficient pp. 272-277

Zoë Webster

Earning citizen confidence through a comprehensive approach to responsible and trustworthy AI stewardship and governance pp. 278-284

Pamela Isom

Destination digital? Using AI to enhance the customer experience pp. 285-293

Jo Causon

Inclusive ethical AI in human–computer interaction in autonomous vehicles pp. 294-307

Sudha Jamthe, Yashaswini Viswanath and Suresh Lokiah

Volume 1, issue 2, 2021

Editorial pp. 117-118

Chris Johannessen

Processes and decision automation for financial markets trade surveillance: Challenges and recommendations — next-generation solutions pp. 119-130

Cristina Soviany and Sorin Soviany

The automation of marketing pp. 131-141

Andrew W. Pearson

From form to function and appeal: Increasing workplace adoption of AI through a functional framework and persona-based approach pp. 142-156

John W. Showalter and Grace L. Showalter

The future of AI: Generational tendencies related to decision processing pp. 157-172

Christopher S. Kayser and Robert Cadigan

Step by step: A playbook for AI innovation within commercial real estate organisations pp. 173-184

Patrick Mcgrath, David Morrison, Jess Johnson and Sara Schuham

Four frontiers of AI ethics pp. 185-196

Sarah Khatry

Applying AI in anti-money laundering operations pp. 197-209

Arin Ray

Dilemmas of digital labour pp. 210-220

Anna Aurora Wennäkoski

Volume 1, issue 1, 2021

Editorial pp. 4-5

Thomas H. Davenport

The path to AI in procurement pp. 6-12

Philip Morgan

How to kickstart an AI venture without proprietary data: AI start-ups have a chicken and egg problem — here is how to solve it pp. 13-17

Kartik Hosanagar and Monisha Gulabani

Towards a capability assessment model for the comprehension and adoption of AI in organisations pp. 18-33

Tom Butler, Angelina Espinoza-Limón and Selja Seppälä

The path to autonomous driving pp. 34-42

Sudha Jamthe and Ananya Sen

Point of no return: Turning data into value pp. 43-57

Jochen Werne and Johannes Winter

Robotic process automation and the power of automation in the workplace pp. 58-62

Raj Samra

Difficult decisions in uncertain times: AI and automation in commercial lending pp. 63-69

Sean Hunter and Onur Güzey

The intelligent, experiential and competitive workplace: Part 1 pp. 70-86

Peter Miscovich

A response to the use of ethics as a data protection building block for AI pp. 87-98

Henry Chang

Legal issues arising from the use of artificial intelligence in government tax administration and decision making pp. 99-108

Elizabeth Bishop