Advances in Consumer Research
Issue 6 : 644-655
Original Article
Ethical Artificial Intelligence And Sustainable Marketing: A Study Of Artificial Intelligence (Ai) In Media Marketing
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Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce& Management Dayananda Sagar College of Arts Science and Commerce Bengaluru India.-560078
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Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce& Management C.B Bhandari Jain College, KR Road Bengaluru India 560004
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Assistant professor, Department of Commerce& Management KS Degree College Raghuvanahalli Bengaluru 560109
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CO-ORDINATOR , Department of Commerce. Om Sai College, Sunkadakatte Bengaluru 560091
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Assistant professor, Department of Commerce& Management St. Pauls College, Nagasandra, Bengaluru-73
Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the media landscape, raising significant ethical concerns. This research seeks to examine the impact of AI technologies on media. By employing machine learning algorithms, this study examines the functions of AI in automating content generation, enhancing audience engagement, and personalizing user experiences. This paper investigates the ethical issues faced by the media with the use of AI. Data was generated using primary data and secondary data. It explores the ethical issues related to AI-generated content, investigates the influence of AI on media employment and job displacement, and analyzes the impact of AI on the future media industry. The application of AI in media raises ethical issues such as misinformation, bias, and discrimination, and leaves negative impacts on society. The findings imply that these issues can be mitigated by implementing strict regulations on AI-generated content and ensuring transparency and accountability

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