Governance of artificial intelligence applications in a business audit via a fusion fuzzy multiple rule-based decision-making model

Kuang-Hua Hu (), Fu-Hsiang Chen (), Ming-Fu Hsu () and Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng ()
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Kuang-Hua Hu: Nanfang College
Fu-Hsiang Chen: Chinese Culture University
Ming-Fu Hsu: National United University
Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng: National Taipei University

Financial Innovation, 2023, vol. 9, issue 1, 1-31

Abstract: Abstract A broad range of companies around the world has welcomed artificial intelligence (AI) technology in daily practices because it provides decision-makers with comprehensive and intuitive messages about their operations and assists them in formulating appropriate strategies without any hysteresis. This research identifies the essential components of AI applications under an internal audit framework and provides an appropriate direction of strategies, which relate to setting up a priority on alternatives with multiple dimensions/criteria involvement that need to further consider the interconnected and intertwined relationships among them so as to reach a suitable judgment. To obtain this goal and inspired by a model ensemble, we introduce an innovative fuzzy multiple rule-based decision making framework that integrates soft computing, fuzzy set theory, and a multi-attribute decision making algorithm. The results display that the order of priority in improvement—(A) AI application strategy, (B) AI governance, (D) the human factor, and (C) data infrastructure and data quality—is based on the magnitude of their impact. This dynamically enhances the implementation of an AI-driven internal audit framework as well as responds to the strong rise of the big data environment.

Keywords: Fuzzy multiple rule-based decision making; Auditing; Artificial intelligence; Risk management (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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