Strategic Leadership and AI-Driven Decision Making: A Faith-Based Governance Framework

  • Maluchnik J
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Abstract

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into strategic decision-making presents transformative opportunities for efficiency and predictive insight—yet also raises profound ethical and governance challenges. This study introduces a faith-based AI governance framework that integrates biblical leadership principles—stewardship, justice, and wisdom—with ethical oversight strategies for AI implementation. Drawing upon a systematic literature review of approximately 51 scholarly, regulatory, and theological sources, along with case-based synthesis and scriptural analysis, the framework establishes a four-tiered model encompassing moral foundations, leadership pillars, practical implementation strategies, and measurable ethics outcomes. Unlike secular governance models that emphasize procedural compliance, the proposed model centers on spiritual accountability, human dignity, and Christ-centered leadership. It provides Christian business leaders, faith-based institutions, and ethical enterprises with a comprehensive guide to responsible AI adoption rooted in servant leadership and theological integrity.

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Maluchnik, J. (2025). Strategic Leadership and AI-Driven Decision Making: A Faith-Based Governance Framework. Journal of Biblical Integration in Business, 28(1). https://doi.org/10.69492/jbib.v28i1.716

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