Academic Scientific JournalsDecoding The Transformation Of Three Decades Of Ai Research: A Social Science Perspective
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Social Sciences, Scientific Research, TransformationAbstract
This article discusses the dynamics of developing scientific publications related to artificial intelligence research. Based on the comparison of 20 research documents studied using the sigmoid analysis method, the paper determines the dynamics of publications and research methods related to artificial intelligence. The paper aims to study the nature of AI-related publications from the social and political science perspective and to determine the transformation of development dynamics.
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