Ethical Implications of AI in Corporate English Communication: An Analytical Study of Managerial Decision Making

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a revolutionary figure in the communication of companies, impacting the way companies decide on the topics of discussion and especially the interaction they have with English speakers. AI systems, including chatbots, virtual assistants, automated writers, and language analyzers, improve communication by being efficient, accurate, and responsive within businesses. As AI becomes more widespread, however, there are significant ethical implications to consider in terms of transparency, accountability, data privacy, algorithmic bias, and the risk of diminishing human judgment. The study aims to analyze and discuss both ethical dimensions of the application of AI in corporate English communication and its effects on managerial decision-making. The study investigates the perceptions and responses of managers to ethical issues and the challenges that arise when working for organisational efficiency and trust. The study aims to reveal the need for ethical guidelines, responsible AI governance, and human oversight mechanisms. The results offer insights into the ethical aspects of communication in an AI age, which can be beneficial for managing organizations in a sustainable and responsible manner.