ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A TRANSFORMATIVE FORCE IN GLOBAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

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  • Ametbekova Aynura Author

Abstract

The paper examines artificial intelligence as a key transformative driver shaping contemporary socio-economic and cultural systems. Rather than focusing solely on technological evolution, the study emphasizes the systemic impact of AI on decision-making processes, institutional efficiency, and human-machine interaction. The research highlights how advanced machine learning methods and generative models are redefining practices in healthcare, economic management, mobility systems, education, cultural production, and public safety. Alongside the technological advantages, the article critically addresses emerging challenges, including ethical dilemmas, algorithmic bias, data security concerns, and the risks of excessive automation. The analysis underscores the importance of developing adaptive regulatory frameworks and responsible governance models to ensure sustainable and socially balanced integration of artificial intelligence technologies in the future.

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2026-01-12