AI AND ETHICS: POTENTIAL DANGER OR MANAGEABLE RISK

AI AND ETHICS: POTENTIAL DANGER OR MANAGEABLE RISK

 

Prin. Dr. R. S. Salunkhe

Arts, Commerce and Science College, Palus Dist: Sangli (MS)

prindrrssalunkhe@gmail.com

 

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more and more influencing almost every portion of human life, becoming extremely integrated into communication, work, healthcare, education, transportation, shopping, and personal well-being. Working through machine learning algorithms, natural language processing, and computer vision, AI systems often function unnoticeably within digital platforms and daily devices, determining decisions and behaviours in subtle yet powerful ways. While these advancements offer significant opportunities for innovation, efficiency, and communal progress, they also present ethical challenges such as privacy concerns, algorithmic unfairness, job displacement, and the risk of exploitation. This paper significantly examines the dual nature of AI whether it should be supposed as a potential danger or a manageable risk. The paper further emphasizes the importance of ethical governance, regulation, and human oversight in ensuring the responsible development and application of AI.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Risk Management, Governance

DOI link – https://doi.org/10.69758/GIMRJ/2509I9VXIIIP0001

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