Ethical Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Contemporary Information Society: A Scoping Review

Marija Kuštelega and Renata Mekovec

Acta Informatica Pragensia, vol. preprint

Abstract: Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a fundamental part of everyday life, making it crucial to integrate AI into the information society in ways that protect individual rights.Objective: This study explores the perspectives of different stakeholders on the ethical use of AI. The aim of this research is to identify practical measures that can help address ethical challenges associated with AI deployment.Methods: A scoping literature review approach was adopted, focusing on the most relevant articles addressing the ethical aspects of AI usage from Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus databases. The analysis was performed with focus on the perspectives of four key stakeholders: policymakers, AI innovators, business leaders, and individuals.Results: Findings highlight key measures to promote ethical AI usage: technical, organisational, regulatory, and individual measures. In this context: (1) policymakers are responsible for establishing governance and regulations; (2) AI innovators must embed ethics into AI systems; (3) business leaders should establish ethical policies and guidelines; and (4) individuals need to think critically and use AI responsibly.Conclusion: The responsible deployment of AI requires a comprehensive approach that involves the collaboration of all relevant stakeholders. The future development of AI relies on the adoption of ethical guidelines and the assurance of responsible AI system design.

Keywords: Artificial intelligence; AI; Ethics; Information society; Stakeholders; Review (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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