Examination of Strategies for Ethical Management of AI-triggered Organizational Threats from a Practitioner Perspective
Examination of Strategies for Ethical Management of AI-triggered Organizational Threats from a Practitioner Perspective
Wenqing Zhao (PhD student), Anna Rachwalski (undergraduate student), Maranda Berndt-Goke, and Yan Jin. “Examination of Strategies for Ethical Management of AI-triggered Organizational Threats from a Practitioner Perspective.” Accepted for presentation at the annual International Public Relations Research Conference (IPRRC), March 7-9, 2024, Orlando, FL. This project is funded by the Arthur W. Page Center for Integrity in Public Communication at Penn State University.
Abstract: This study examines the strategies organizations can take to address AI ethical threats from inside and outside, from a U.S. public relations practitioner’s perspective. The findings of the practitioner survey will provide timely input to organizations in terms of how to translate AI ethical principles into practice.
Related Research
-
Booker Mattison’s latest film, ‘An Unusual Suspect’ premiered on Tubi on April 25thBooker Mattison’s latest film, ‘An Unusual Suspect’ premiered on Tubi on April 25th. The trailer can be found at: https://youtu.be/ZSHSrWiftRE?feature=shared Also notable, he I had the production hire three former students, […]
-
Netflix and the Global-Local Nexus: Korean TV Drama Creators and the Global ImaginaryBenjamin M. Han, “Netflix and the Global-Local Nexus: Korean TV Drama Creators and the Global Imaginary,” Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference, Chicago, Illinois, April 6, 2025.