The impact of digital technologies and artificial intelligence on the management of socioeconomic processes in the context of sustainable development
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2025v16i2p180-193Palabras clave:
Digital Technologies, Artificial Intelligence, FinTech, Management, Sustainable Development, Socio-economic processes, National Economy, IMD Smart City Index, Hiroshima Artificial Intelligence ProcessResumen
The modern world is experiencing transition to the digital economy, where digital technologies and artificial intelligence play the key role in transformation of socio-economic processes. These technologies allow states optimizing resource management, automating production and administrative processes, increasing efficiency of urban governance, and ensuring inclusive sustainable development. In the article, the impact of digital technologies and artificial intelligence on formation of modern development strategies, in particular in the aspect of sustainable urban and economic governance is analyzed.
IMD rating indicators investigated Smart City Index for Ukraine's neighboring countries - Hungary, Romania, Poland and Slovakia. Their successes in implementing digital solutions and policies on artificial intelligence were assessed. For example, Hungary is actively developing national artificial intelligence laboratories, implementing automated administrative processes and developing a data market platform. Poland promotes development of artificial intelligence through research initiatives and investments in video games that integrate artificial intelligence elements. Romania is implementing the national development strategy of artificial intelligence aimed at optimizing public administration and supporting research. Slovakia, in turn, focuses on digital transformation and developing infrastructure for innovations in artificial intelligence.
The study pays particular attention to the international Hiroshima initiative. AI Process, which is considered as the mechanism to ensure transparency and responsible use of artificial intelligence worldwide. Based on the analysis of implemented initiatives in neighboring countries, recommendations are provided for Ukraine to improve its digital strategy and implement artificial intelligence in key sectors of the economy, urban governance, and public sector to ensure sustainable development. In particular, development of the comprehensive digitalization policy, development of the national artificial intelligence infrastructure, and integration into international initiatives to ensure competitiveness and sustainable development of Ukraine are proposed.
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