Artificial Intelligence in academic research
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Artificial Intelligence, Editorial comment., Academic ResearchAbstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) has established itself as a transformative force in the digital era, influencing not only companies but also the field of academic research. This technological evolution, together with the exponential growth of data, is reshaping organizations, societies, and economies (George, Osinga, Lavie, & Scott, 2016). However, the application of AI in academic research is still in its early stages, and many academic journals are beginning to address its judicious use.
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