A study about the ethical use of artificial intelligence through cognitive dissonance.

Author(s)	Mr. Eklavya Brahmaniya
Country	India
Abstract	Ethical contradictions and cognitive dissonance exist in all walks of life, especially is our ever-changing world, where newer constructs and influences pop up sporadically. Nonetheless, these ethical faults do exists in all of us, completely overcoming them is not a likely option, if this were possible governance of human behavior in its self may become redundant, but one's understanding of their own individual shortcomings cultivates an awareness of one's internal statutes, necessary and apt for the time we live in. Motivation theories and developmental theories of psychology well establish the astute and truthful ability we possess to mark down our sense of achievement, status, goals with both internal schemas and the external environment. But these theories have little to say about the finer details of our lives, the details that go on to hinder and trouble us the most consistently, sustaining themselves across life. This research set about to only seek answers to only one such troubling hindrance that gains stock, literally.
Field	Sociology
Published In	Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On	2026-04-23

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