INTEGRATING PSYCHOLOGICAL WOMEN EMPOWERMENT INTO AI-DRIVEN ETHICAL FRAMEWORKS: A FACTORIAL ANALYSIS APPROACH

Abstract

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed various sectors, yet its ethical implications, particularly concerning marginalized groups such as women, remain inadequately addressed. This study explores the dimensions of Psychological Women Empowerment (PWE) and investigates how these dimensions can be integrated into a global ethical framework shaped by AI. Using factorial analysis, the research identifies three key factors of psychological empowerment: Leadership, Improve Welfare, and Community Organizing (Factor 1), Self-Identity and Responsibility (Factor 2), and Increase Awareness (Factor 3). The study, which involved 500 respondents, further examines how AI can be leveraged to enhance women's empowerment while adhering to ethical principles such as fairness, transparency, and accountability. The findings indicate that AI-driven solutions can significantly contribute to women's empowerment, provided they are designed with ethical considerations in mind. This research offers valuable insights for policymakers, AI developers, and researchers working towards a more equitable and ethical global society.