Swiss Journal of Business

This paper analyses artificial intelligence (AI) through the lens of ordonomics, a normative-institutional approach that connects economic rationality with ethical reflection. While most discussions in AI ethics focus on principles such as fairness,...

The aim of this perspective contribution is to introduce the concept of responsible knowledge management (rKM) and its usefulness for implementing ethically accepted AI solutions in organizations. Illustrative examples are presented to demonstrate...

As artificial intelligence (AI) systems increasingly simulate empathy and engage relationally with users, they begin to influence the affective fabric of organizations. Drawing on insights from information systems research, organizational science,...

The inherent ambivalence of machine learning-based artificial intelligence (AI) technologies makes ensuring their responsible use a pressing concern. While the literature converges on the importance of governance at the organizational level,...

So-called “artificial intelligence (AI)” – more adequately referred to as “data-based systems (DS)” – opens ethical downsides and upsides. There is a necessity to identify precisely the ethical opportunities and risks of DS in order to...

In this article, we combine the discourse on the ethical challenges of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) with research perspectives on overarching AI governance. Although AI govenance is not yet institutionalized, an increasing number of...

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence has intensified debates about responsibility, ethics, and trust. While regulatory frameworks and organizational ethics statements are proliferating, responsible AI is too often treated as compliance or...