Integrity Cannot Be Outsourced: Ethical Guardrails for AI-Enabled Research and Leadership

Description This resource contains the presentation slides for Integrity Cannot Be Outsourced: Ethical Guardrails for AI-Enabled Research and Leadership, an invited presentation prepared for the VI International Course on Ethics and Scientific Integrity, Delfin Peru. Artificial intelligence is transforming research and leadership, offering new opportunities to support discovery, decision-making, and innovation. At the same time, AI raises important ethical questions regarding human responsibility, accountability, transparency, bias, and the protection of vulnerable populations. This presentation introduces a framework of six ethical principles designed to support responsible AI-enabled research and leadership while emphasizing that integrity remains a fundamentally human responsibility. This upload includes both the Spanish-language slide deck prepared for the conference audience and an English-language version to increase accessibility for a broader international audience. Acknowledgment: This presentation was delivered in English using Spanish-language slides prepared for the conference audience. An English version of the slides is included to increase accessibility for a broader audience. Keywords: Artificial Intelligence; Research Integrity; Research Ethics; Responsible AI; AI Governance; Ethical Leadership; Higher Education; Human-Centered AI.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21017528
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Integrity Cannot Be Outsourced: Ethical Guardrails for AI-Enabled Research and Leadership

Sharon Obasi
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Integrity Cannot Be Outsourced: Ethical Guardrails for AI-Enabled Research and Leadership

Sharon Obasi
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Description This resource contains the presentation slides for Integrity Cannot Be Outsourced: Ethical Guardrails for AI-Enabled Research and Leadership, an invited presentation prepared for the VI International Course on Ethics and Scientific Integrity, Delfin Peru. Artificial intelligence is transforming research and leadership, offering new opportunities to support discovery, decision-making, and innovation. At the same time, AI raises important ethical questions regarding human responsibility, accountability, transparency, bias, and the protection of vulnerable populations. This presentation introduces a framework of six ethical principles designed to support responsible AI-enabled research and leadership while emphasizing that integrity remains a fundamentally human responsibility. This upload includes both the Spanish-language slide deck prepared for the conference audience and an English-language version to increase accessibility for a broader international audience. Acknowledgment: This presentation was delivered in English using Spanish-language slides prepared for the conference audience. An English version of the slides is included to increase accessibility for a broader audience. Keywords: Artificial Intelligence; Research Integrity; Research Ethics; Responsible AI; AI Governance; Ethical Leadership; Higher Education; Human-Centered AI.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Nebraska at Kearney (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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