A recent study from UCL School of Management PhD candidate and Adjunct Lecturer Shivaang Sharma and Assistant Professor Angela Aristidou maps the contours of AI responsibility rifts and unveils the frictions and expectations, values, and perspectives about the ethicality of AI tools amongst the stakeholders using them. The study will be published in the forthcoming 2025 MIS Quarterly Executive and, while much is said about the objective risks of AI - such as hallucinations, malicious misuse, or cybersecurity threats - the research in this study addresses a deeper dissonance: AI Responsibility Rifts (AIRR).
