Cultural Intelligence in AI Ethics: A Systematic Framework for Implementation Across Global Contexts

This research examines artificial intelligence ethics implementation across diverse cultural contexts through case studies in healthcare, finance, education, and corporate sectors. Using mixed-methods analysis across six cultural regions, the study reveals fundamental variations in approaches to AI ethics, particularly regarding data privacy and human-technology relationships. The integration of Western, Eastern, and African perspectives yields three frameworks: a cultural intelligence model for AI development, an adaptive governance mechanism, and a cross-cultural collaboration approach. Results demonstrate that successful AI implementation requires balancing diverse cultural perspectives with technical innovation through flexible governance structures, providing practical pathways for culturally sensitive AI development.

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2025-02-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isacc65211.2025.10969295
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Cultural Intelligence in AI Ethics: A Systematic Framework for Implementation Across Global Contexts

Varinderjit Singh, Devesh Kumar, R. K. Choudhary, Kamlesh Kumar
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Cultural Intelligence in AI Ethics: A Systematic Framework for Implementation Across Global Contexts

Varinderjit Singh, Devesh Kumar, R. K. Choudhary, Kamlesh Kumar
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Abstract

This research examines artificial intelligence ethics implementation across diverse cultural contexts through case studies in healthcare, finance, education, and corporate sectors. Using mixed-methods analysis across six cultural regions, the study reveals fundamental variations in approaches to AI ethics, particularly regarding data privacy and human-technology relationships. The integration of Western, Eastern, and African perspectives yields three frameworks: a cultural intelligence model for AI development, an adaptive governance mechanism, and a cross-cultural collaboration approach. Results demonstrate that successful AI implementation requires balancing diverse cultural perspectives with technical innovation through flexible governance structures, providing practical pathways for culturally sensitive AI development.

National Institute of Technology Hamirpur (BD), Panjab University (IN)
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