AI-Driven Innovation in Biotechnology Ethics: Analyzing the Evolution of Ethical Narratives from Myth to Modern Science

Authors

  • Kanghui Qin School of Marxism, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu 611731, China

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5912/jcb2226

Abstract

Machine Learning (ML) has revolutionized education and training methodologies across various disciplines, including biotechnology, where ethical leadership, decision-making, and innovation management are critical components of professional development. This study examines how ML-driven educational frameworks are transforming the way scientific leadership, bioethics, and innovation narratives are understood, transitioning from historical ethical paradigms to data-driven biotechnology leadership models. By employing a mixed-methods research approach, including quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews, this study investigates the impact of ML-enhanced learning on key educational outcomes such as engagement, ethical reasoning, and inclusivity in scientific leadership education. Findings indicate a significant improvement in learner engagement, a deeper understanding of biotechnology ethics and leadership principles, and increased inclusivity in shaping future biotech pioneers. Adaptive learning platforms, AI-driven simulations, and interactive biotechnology case studies have played a crucial role in personalizing learning experiences, fostering critical thinking and ethical decision-making among students and professionals in the biotech sector. However, challenges such as ensuring equitable access to AI-driven education, addressing biases in ML algorithms, and maintaining data privacy remain crucial considerations. This study provides strategic recommendations for integrating ML into biotechnology education, emphasizing the need for ongoing evaluation to align AI applications with ethical and educational standards in the biotechnology industry. Future research directions include longitudinal studies on ML’s long-term effectiveness in biotechnology leadership training and developing best practices for educators and industry professionals to leverage AI technologies, ensuring an ethically sound, technologically advanced, and innovation-driven educational ecosystem in biotechnology.

Published

2025-02-05