From Algorithmic Ethics to Academic Honesty: University Educators' Perspectives on the Challenges of Generative Artificial Intelligence
https://doi.org/10.24412/1998-5533-2026-2-266-271
Abstract
The relevance of addressing the challenges and risks of using generative artificial intelligence (GAI) in higher education is linked to the necessity of moving away from a technocentric paradigm of analyzing the ethical aspects of the functioning of machine learning models themselves (algorithms), which are primarily reduced to issues of developer responsibility, security, confidentiality, and the reliability of the created content. Instead, it requires a transition to an anthropocentric paradigm of "academic honesty," at the center of which lies the ethical aspect of the behavior of the individual interacting with these algorithms.
Article Objective: To analyze the subjective position of a key agent in higher education – instructors
– and their perception of ethical challenges associated with the use of Generative Artifi Intelligence (GAI).
Scientific Novelty: The scientific novelty of this article lies in the interpretation of ethical risks of GAI use in higher education as institutionally organized and requiring a systemic approach to their management, as well as in the empirical research findings. These findings confirmed a high level of instructor reflection on the nature and causes of ethical risks of GAI use in higher education, the importance of unified data protection, and adherence to academic integrity principles, while leaving room for instructors' pedagogical freedom within these standards.
About the Authors
L. A. BurganovaRussian Federation
Larisa Agdasovna Burganova
Kazan
G. P. Myagkov
Russian Federation
German Panteleimonovich Myagkov
Kazan
O. V. Yurieva
Russian Federation
Oksana Vladimirovna Yurieva
Kazan
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Review
For citations:
Burganova L.A., Myagkov G.P., Yurieva O.V. From Algorithmic Ethics to Academic Honesty: University Educators' Perspectives on the Challenges of Generative Artificial Intelligence. The Review of Economy, the Law and Sociology. 2026;(2):266-271. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.24412/1998-5533-2026-2-266-271
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