THE COST OF INTELLIGENCE: ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF AIRESEARCHANDDEVELOPMEN
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Economic Impact, Research and Development, Labor Market, Automation, Ethical Challenges, Regulation, Technology Investment, Workforce Development, Global Economy.Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a driving force in the modern economy, revolutionizing industries across the globe. The potential of AI to optimize productivity, solve complex problems, and create innovative solutions has made it a focal point for research and development (R&D) investments. However, the financial, social, and ethical costs of AI R&D remain significant. This article examines the economic impact of AI research and development, analyzing the financial investments required, the effects on labor markets, the ethical and regulatory challenges, and the broader long-term economic consequences. The analysis also explores strategies for maximizing the economic benefits of AI while addressing its potential risks. Ultimately, the article presents a comprehensive view of AI's economic implications and offers recommendations for mitigating its associated costs.
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