Ethics of the AI Economy: A System View from the Positions of the Theory of Stakeholders [Kõva köide]

Introduction.- Part I. Cyber Threats from the Use of Neural Networks as
Ethical Challenges of the AI Economy.
Chapter
1. Ethical Model of
Organisation of the Smart City System in the AI Economy with Complex
Consideration of Interested Parties Views.
Chapter
2. Ethical Approach to
Innovations Management in the AI Economy with Balanced Compliance with
Stakeholders Interests.
Chapter 3.Quality of Life as an Ethical Criterion
of the Development of the AI Economy From the Position of the Theory of
Stakeholders.
Chapter
4. Ethics of Digital Personnel Management in the AI
Economy with Systemic Consideration of Interested Parties Views.
Chapter
5.
Cyber Fraud as a Threat to Economic Security.
Chapter
6. Applying a Neural
Network Algorithm to Detect ChatGPT-Generated Text within Management Document
Repositories as a Tool to Enhance the Efficiency of Decision Support
Systems.
Chapter
7. On the Problem of Combating Cyberterrorism and
Cyber-Extremism through the Use of Profiling Technologies and Artificial
Intelligence Algorithms.
Chapter
8. Cybercrime in the Digital Age: Global
Trends and Emerging Threats.
Chapter
9. Features of Armenias Digitalization
Strategy Implementation in the Context of the Governments Digital
Transformation.- Part II. Ethical Aspects of Social Adaptation and Human
Communication in the AI Economy for Its Sustainable Development.
Chapter
10.
Robust Clustering Algorithms in Solving the Problem of Predicting the
Behavior of Russian Language Learners.
Chapter
11. Advanced Applications of
LLMs in Marketing During the Purchase Stage.
Chapter
12. Methodological
Principles of Public Opinion Analysis in the Information Society:
Socio-Educational Dimensions and Sociological Practices in Studying Color as
a Social Marker of Commercial Enterprises.
Chapter
13. The Transformation of
Human Identity with the Development of Artificial Intelligence.
Chapter
14.
Identity in the Digital Age: Artificial Intelligence and Institutional
Changes.
Chapter
15. The Path of Digital Transformation of the Development
of the Russian Far East and Economic Cooperation with China in the
Perspective of International Political Economy .
Chapter
16. Social
Implications of Digitalization.
Chapter
17. The Digital Transformation of
Diplomacy: Balancing Innovation and Risks.
Chapter
18. Argumentation and
Artificial Intelligence in Intercultural Communication.- Part III. The Ethics
of Machine Learning in the AI Economy from the Perspective of Stakeholder
Theory.
Chapter
19. Problems and Contradictions of the Introduction of AI
Systems into Contemporary Pedagogy.
Chapter
20. The Boundaries of the
Applicability of Artificial Intelligence.
Chapter
21. The Dialectic of
Artificial and Natural Intelligence in the Context of Digital Civilization.-
Chapter
22. Methods of Annotating Russian Spoken Speech Using Large Language
Models.
Chapter
23. Artificial Intelligence in Studying Russian and Chinese
Space Terms.
Chapter
24. Punch Above Your Weight: Can Artificial
Intelligence Read and Interpret Allegorical Texts (on the Material of Russian
Proverbs About Education).
Chapter
25. Transformer Neural Network Models in
the Creation of Typhlocomments and Captions to Images.
Chapter
26.
Artificial Intelligence in Working with Legal Texts.
Chapter
27. The Role of
Machine Translation and Human Expertise in Business Text Translation.- Part
IV. Ethical Boundaries of Smart Automation in the State Regulation of the AI
Economy.
Chapter
28. Mechanisms of Artificial Intelligence in Implementing
Innovative Policy within the Sustainable Development Framework of the Kyrgyz
Republic.
Chapter
29. Artificial Intelligence Technologies as a Catalyst for
the Sustainable Development of Russias Economy.
Chapter
30. Problems and
Prospects for Applying Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Field of
Technological Leadership Policy.
Chapter
31. Economic Development of Leading
Industries in the Kyrgyz Republic by Disseminating Artificial Intelligence
and the Evaluation of This Development.
Chapter
32. Artificial Intelligence
as A Key Avenue for the Sustainable Economic Development of the Kyrgyz
Republics Industrial Sector.
Chapter
33. Artificial Intelligence as an
Innovative Trend in the Digital Transformation of Business Processes in
Enterprises.
Chapter
34. Comparative Analysis and Application of Digital
Governance Potential in the Republic of Armenia.
Chapter
35. Personalization
of Customer Service in Retail Banking by Using Artificial Intelligence.-
Chapter
36. Exploring Patterns in E-Government Development: A Multivariate
Approach.
Chapter
37. Conclusion.

Aziza B. Karbekova is an experienced academic and educational leader specializing in economics, finance, and higher education administration. She earned her degree in Accounting, Control, and Analysis of Economic Activity from Kyrgyz State National University and later studied law at Chui University (20122015). Beginning her career as a lecturer in 1995, she has held numerous academic and leadership roles, including Head of the Economics Department at Batken State University, Deputy Dean for Science of the Faculty of Agrarian Economics, and several senior administrative and professorial positions at Jalal-Abad State University, where she also coordinated the Technology and Innovation Support Center. She became Associate Professor in 2019 and Director of the College of Economics and Law in 2023. Since June 2025, she has served as Director of the Agrarian-Technical Institute and Chairman of the Public Professional Committee at B. Osmonov Zhukovsky State University, continuing her work in advancing academic development and professional education.