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AI Technology and Ethical Dilemmas
(Shanlax Publications, 2025) Intezar Mahdi, Nazish Siddiqui
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries and societies worldwide, it simultaneously raises pressing ethical concerns that demand critical examination. This paper investigates key ethical dilemmas emerging from the deployment of AI technologies, drawing on recent research, global reports, and real-world case studies. It begins by framing the foundational principles of AI ethics, then explores concerns around privacy erosion and mass surveillance enabled by AI systems. The study examines the societal risks posed by deepfakes, digital manipulation, and the spread of misinformation, alongside unresolved challenges in intellectual property rights in the context of AI-generated content. The implications of AI for employment—particularly job displacement and algorithmic hiring practices—are analyzed through the lens of fairness and accountability. Environmental sustainability is also considered, with data highlighting the substantial resource and energy demands of AI infrastructure. Further, the paper addresses how reliance on AI may suppress creative human thinking and how machine learning models can perpetuate and amplify existing social biases. The analysis underscores the urgent need for globally coherent regulatory frameworks and ethical guidelines to ensure that AI development aligns with human values, equity, and ecological responsibility. This work contributes to the growing discourse on responsible AI by offering interdisciplinary insights and policy-oriented recommendations for more ethical and sustainable AI integration.
Technology, Ethics, and Sustainability: Aligning AI Innovations with the SDGs
(SFE Explore, 2025) Intezar Mahdi, Nazish Siddiqui
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (herein after used as AI) presents unknown opportunities to address global challenges outlined in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (herein after used as SDGs). still, the integration of AI inventions with sustainability objects raises critical ethical and governance issues. This research explores the crossroad of technology, ethics, and sustainability, examining how AI can be aligned with the SDGs while mollifying pitfalls such as bias, inequity, and environmental detriment. The study outlines key tactics for promoting responsible AI development, such as ethical design principles, stakeholder participation, and nonsupervisory oversight, through a routine assessment of case studies and policy fabrics. The results show how AI may both support and undermine sustainable development, highlighting the necessity of interdisciplinary cooperation to guarantee that technical advancements are in line with social, economic, and environmental goals. In order to leverage AI's potential while maintaining ethical standards and sustainability pledges, the report ends with recommendations for policymakers, technologists, and civil society.
Traffic Noise and Its Impact
(pearson, 2026) Pradip K. Sarkar, Udit Jain, Syed Aqeel Ahmad
Individual Investors and Behavioural Finance
(BlueRose Publishers, 2026) Arun Sharma, Rizwana Atiq
AI-Powered Robotics: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions
(SFE-International Conference, Puri, India, 2025) Intezar Mahdi, Nazish Siddiqui
Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered robotics is rising as one of the most transformative technologies of the twenty-first century, reshaping industries and redefining human–gadget collaboration, by integrating superior AI strategies with device mastering, deep learning, natural language processing, and pc imaginative. Present-day AI-driven robots show adaptability, self- reliant decision-making, situational consciousness, and interactive intelligence, enabling them to characteristic in complex and dynamic environments. Those advancements have created incredible opportunities in various domains, inclusive of healthcare, where surgical robots and assistive devices improve precision and patient care; production and logistics, where collaborative robots (cobots) and independent structures decorate productivity; agriculture, where AI-powered drones and robots optimize crop monitoring and yield prediction; and transportation, in which self-riding motors promise more secure and more green mobility. Despite those possibilities, tremendous challenges continue to be those that avert large-scale adoption. Ethical and societal issues, which include privacy violations, job displacement, and accountability in case of disasters, pose principal hurdles. Furthermore, the absence of frequent regulatory and criminal frameworks complicates the deployment of clever robotics on an international scale. Addressing those demanding situations requires multidisciplinary collaboration across pc technology, engineering, regulation, ethics, and social sciences. This paper presents a complete evaluation of the opportunities, demanding situations, and destiny guidelines of AI-powered robotics, emphasizing the need for responsible innovation and sustainable integration into everyday life.