Artificial Intelligence in the Mirror of Innovative Changes in the Conditions of a Mobilization Economy

Digitalization of the economy is considered as the most important component of the intellectualization of innovative technical and technological changes in the mobilization economy.It is argued that artificial intelligence exhibits a dichotomous character when it is implemented at various "points" of life in society and business.The aim of this article is to explore the role of digitalization of the economy within the context of the mobilization economy and to investigate the implementation and impact of artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool for managing economic growth.The article seeks to highlight the dichotomous nature of AI when applied across various aspects of society and business within the mobilization economy.Additionally, the article aims to expand the terminology and conceptual framework related to understanding AI's role in driving economic growth in a mobilization economy.Furthermore, the article proposes a model for activating AI within the framework of managing innovative changes, with the goal of ensuring the implementation of various transformations in value chains to enhance the competitiveness of stakeholders and to strengthen the economic sovereignty of the country.Overall, the article aims to contribute to the understanding and effective utilization of AI within the mobilization economy to drive sustainable economic development and competitiveness.

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Journal of Management Changes in the Digital Era
Published
2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.33168/jmcde.2024.0101
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Economic Development and Digital Transformation
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Artificial Intelligence in the Mirror of Innovative Changes in the Conditions of a Mobilization Economy

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Artificial Intelligence in the Mirror of Innovative Changes in the Conditions of a Mobilization Economy

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Abstract

Digitalization of the economy is considered as the most important component of the intellectualization of innovative technical and technological changes in the mobilization economy.It is argued that artificial intelligence exhibits a dichotomous character when it is implemented at various "points" of life in society and business.The aim of this article is to explore the role of digitalization of the economy within the context of the mobilization economy and to investigate the implementation and impact of artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool for managing economic growth.The article seeks to highlight the dichotomous nature of AI when applied across various aspects of society and business within the mobilization economy.Additionally, the article aims to expand the terminology and conceptual framework related to understanding AI's role in driving economic growth in a mobilization economy.Furthermore, the article proposes a model for activating AI within the framework of managing innovative changes, with the goal of ensuring the implementation of various transformations in value chains to enhance the competitiveness of stakeholders and to strengthen the economic sovereignty of the country.Overall, the article aims to contribute to the understanding and effective utilization of AI within the mobilization economy to drive sustainable economic development and competitiveness.

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