Artificial Intelligence Ethics and Discourse Markers in English
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14072855Keywords:
AI, DMs, NLP, Ethics, Morals, MediaAbstract
The paper tries to investigate the connection between AI and the people who make the discourse in English is a complicated one with many facets. The following objectives are set to achieve the aim of the paper: Shed light on Ethics and the Use of Discourse Makers in English; Morals and new media. The methods of the research are quantitative and qualitative. Frequency analysis, discourse analysis, and other methods will be used to study our corpora.
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