Boardroom AI: The Governance of AI-Assisted Corporate Decision-Making

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant dream but a drastic change to the ordinary world of companies ascending in the corporate world. The governance of the boardroom is the technology that has been overshadowed, and now it is the topics of conversation in the boardroom. The organizations of the AI for the decision-making process of the boardroom bring numerous advantages like better efficiency, predictive analytics, and risk management in the conduct of the decision making process. On the one hand, it creates some governance challenges such as transparency, accountability, ethical compliance, and regulatory alignment but on the other hand, it automates boardroom decision-making, and a higher level of profitability is thus achievable. This study is an extensive discussion of decision making in the corporate world helped by AI by addressing its advantages, risks, and the changes in the boards' responsibilities, which they face when managing AI-related strategies. For better understanding of this new field, we provide research data, practical application examples, and the governance models that can be used by the organizations to guarantee the ethical AI implementation. We also deliberate on the requirements of human supervision, legal compliance, and moral considerations in AI governance. Moreover, it brings forth a systematic approach to the control of AI's dangers and the maximization of potential within the corporate governance framework.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15308193
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Boardroom AI: The Governance of AI-Assisted Corporate Decision-Making

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Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant dream but a drastic change to the ordinary world of companies ascending in the corporate world. The governance of the boardroom is the technology that has been overshadowed, and now it is the topics of conversation in the boardroom. The organizations of the AI for the decision-making process of the boardroom bring numerous advantages like better efficiency, predictive analytics, and risk management in the conduct of the decision making process. On the one hand, it creates some governance challenges such as transparency, accountability, ethical compliance, and regulatory alignment but on the other hand, it automates boardroom decision-making, and a higher level of profitability is thus achievable. This study is an extensive discussion of decision making in the corporate world helped by AI by addressing its advantages, risks, and the changes in the boards' responsibilities, which they face when managing AI-related strategies. For better understanding of this new field, we provide research data, practical application examples, and the governance models that can be used by the organizations to guarantee the ethical AI implementation. We also deliberate on the requirements of human supervision, legal compliance, and moral considerations in AI governance. Moreover, it brings forth a systematic approach to the control of AI's dangers and the maximization of potential within the corporate governance framework.

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