Integrating AI into Strategic Management: Balancing Innovation and Ethics

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2025
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Abstract
Strategic management is taking a new twist because of the high-paced advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) that provides businesses with potent means to improve the decision-making process, business optimization, and innovation. Although the AI driven systems are likely to result in high efficiency and competitive edge, other issues such as transparency, accountability and equity are also becoming ethical issues with the rise of the AI driven systems. These two features of innovation and ethics are addressed in this paper in regards to the implementation of AI in strategic management practices. The paper will present the introduction of the role of the AI in helping to create the data-driven insights, predictive models and adaptive strategies that will enable firms to be more responsive to the dynamics of the markets by using available literature and case studies. Simultaneously, it also indicates the possible threats like the issue of algorithmic bias, intrusion to privacy and loss of human judgment in making critical decisions. In the discussion, one could say that AI in strategic terms is not only so efficient as the technological capability it possesses, but also the governance mechanisms that it is implemented in. One of the recommendations made in this paper is to shift the ethical aspect to the AI implementation process by proposing a moderate position that would allow the innovation to proceed within the social and organizational obligation. As the measures that might assist in decreasing the risks and applying the transformative potential of AI, the introduction of ethic review mechanisms, the improved interaction with the stakeholders, and the work of an interdisciplinary team are suggested. With such a strategy as making the ethics a primary factor in the innovation process and not a side-whisker limitation, the organization will be able to enhance the trust, legitimacy, and sustainability of the organization over the long run. Lastly, the study concludes that the introduction of AI into the strategy management cannot be considered as a technical change but a paradigm change that needs to be approached with care in terms of opportunities and the demerits. This equilibrium is needed to ensure the full potential of AI is realized and the values based on which responsible leadership and governance are grounded is not at risk.
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Authors Dr. Rabichand Thongam
Journal International Journal of Integrated Research and Practice
Year 2025
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10.25215/31075037.057
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https://ijirp.org/index.php/files/article/view/70
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