Reshaping Economic Management Models by Artificial Intelligence
Abstract
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is profoundly transforming economic management models. This paper explores the applications of AI in economic forecasting, decision optimization, supply chain management, fintech, and human resource management, and analyzes its challenges and reshaping effects on traditional economic management models. The study shows that AI improves the efficiency and accuracy of economic management through big data analysis, machine learning, and automated decision-making, but also brings challenges such as data security, ethical issues, and employment structure adjustments. Combining existing literature and case studies, this paper proposes future development trends of economic management models and suggests that policymakers and business managers actively adapt to the changes brought by AI technology while strengthening regulation and ethical standards.
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