INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The academic debate related to international competitiveness is amplified due to economic globalization, which has the ability to impact the role of states, but also businesses. The theories and determinants of competitiveness are reviewed too, as a result of the technological revolution, the artifi...

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Main Author: Cristian Moisoiu
Format: Article
Language:ron
Published: Institute for World Economy 2019-12-01
Series:Revista de Economie Mondială
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Online Access:http://iem.ro/rem/index.php/REM/article/view/735/818
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spelling doaj-a21bb764b01e4a0084bdee98a84afb2c2020-11-25T03:04:27ZronInstitute for World EconomyRevista de Economie Mondială2066-77952019-12-011122034INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCECristian Moisoiu0Institutul de Economie Mondială – Academia Română, București, RomâniaThe academic debate related to international competitiveness is amplified due to economic globalization, which has the ability to impact the role of states, but also businesses. The theories and determinants of competitiveness are reviewed too, as a result of the technological revolution, the artificial intelligence (AI) and the emergence of new business models. Are these disruptive technologies, like AI, able to induce a large-scale transformation of the world economy? Do the states have the capacity to manage the risks related to these technologies? These are some of the questions to which the present paper is trying to bring some more clarifications. Yet, speaking of such disruptive technologies in their early stages, there are many aspects still open for further inquiries in order to find the proper answers. As preliminary research shows off, the USA and Germany seem to be better positioned as leaders in the global race to foster AI technologies, closely followed by China.http://iem.ro/rem/index.php/REM/article/view/735/818international competitivenessartificial intelligence (ai)the fourth industrial revolution
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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Revista de Economie Mondială
international competitiveness
artificial intelligence (ai)
the fourth industrial revolution
author_facet Cristian Moisoiu
author_sort Cristian Moisoiu
title INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
title_short INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
title_full INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
title_fullStr INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
title_full_unstemmed INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
title_sort international competitiveness concerning the adoption of artificial intelligence
publisher Institute for World Economy
series Revista de Economie Mondială
issn 2066-7795
publishDate 2019-12-01
description The academic debate related to international competitiveness is amplified due to economic globalization, which has the ability to impact the role of states, but also businesses. The theories and determinants of competitiveness are reviewed too, as a result of the technological revolution, the artificial intelligence (AI) and the emergence of new business models. Are these disruptive technologies, like AI, able to induce a large-scale transformation of the world economy? Do the states have the capacity to manage the risks related to these technologies? These are some of the questions to which the present paper is trying to bring some more clarifications. Yet, speaking of such disruptive technologies in their early stages, there are many aspects still open for further inquiries in order to find the proper answers. As preliminary research shows off, the USA and Germany seem to be better positioned as leaders in the global race to foster AI technologies, closely followed by China.
topic international competitiveness
artificial intelligence (ai)
the fourth industrial revolution
url http://iem.ro/rem/index.php/REM/article/view/735/818
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