Navigating the Future of Artificial Intelligence: Innovations, Ethical Dilemmas, and Societal Impact

Durdona Mamaraimova, Mohinur Safieva

Abstract


This study explores the multifaceted future of Artificial Intelligence (AI), highlighting its potential to revolutionize various sectors while addressing critical concerns. The objective is to identify key opportunities and challenges posed by AI in the context of economic, social, and ethical implications. Utilizing a qualitative-descriptive method, this paper outlines 20 significant benefits and 20 risks of AI implementation, with in-depth analysis of its influence in healthcare, education, cybersecurity, and industrial operations. Results indicate that while AI significantly enhances efficiency and innovation, it simultaneously introduces risks such as data privacy violations, job displacement, and algorithmic bias. Discussion emphasizes the dual nature of AI as both a tool for progress and a source of potential harm, calling for ethical frameworks and policy regulations. The impact of this study lies in providing a balanced perspective to inform future strategies for responsible AI integration.

Keywords


Automation; Ethics; Innovation; Privacy; Sustainability.

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