Artificial Intelligence in Marketing

Abstract

This literature review analyzes current research on artificial intelligence (AI) in marketing, focusing on ethical considerations and managerial applications. Recent studies cover a range of AI applications, including customer engagement, personalization, and brand loyalty, alongside the ethical challenges AI poses, such as data privacy, transparency, and fairness. The review identifies core theoretical frameworks such as social identity theory and affordance theory that underpin these discussions. Findings highlight that while AI can enhance consumer experiences and drive brand loyalty, it also requires ethical oversight to ensure responsible data usage and avoid potential consumer mistrust. This review contributes to a deeper understanding of AI's dual role in marketing as both an enhancer of consumer engagement and a domain for ethical scrutiny

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