Insights about Artificial Intelligence (AI): A Research on today's Technological Economy

Christopher M. Lee

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Abstract: The research abstract about Artificial Intelligence (AI) with its adoption and impact on today’s technological economy will benefit our readers in discovering its revolutionary technology with its transforming IT industries, driving modern system innovation and by reshaping the business landscape of an integrated system based economy in the community. In the succeeding part of the thesis paper, the author wants to highlight several key aspects about AI adoption, integration and its implementation towards our growing and fast-paced environment intended for strategic planning. This will cover its benefits, impact, and its criterion mechanism in building up AI adoption and implementation from various sectors in the community. It also aims that AI systems will potentially enhance its productivity, efficiency, accuracy, reliability, and IT acceptance to its valuable users in the society. This abstract about AI will also be dependent on its research data collection from the respondent’s way of answering the google form evaluation. Making this thesis completion of the author will inspire other thesis learners to showcase their research talents, and by significantly adopt interested AI support decision makers and opportunities in order to address and manage potential and strategic implications about AI adoption and impact by knowing to its present contributions on today’s modern based advanced systems development in the Philippines.

Date: 2025-02-18
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