INTEGRATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES INTO ECONOMIC INDUSTRIES: EFFICIENCY EVALUATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL SECURITY ASSURANCE
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Artificial intelligence, digital technologies, digital transformation, efficiency, cybersecurity, technological security, data analysis, innovation, economic development, automation, risk management, information systems.##article.abstract##
This article examines the processes of widespread implementation of artificial intelligence and digital
technologies across various sectors of the economy within the context of globalization and rapid digital transformation.
The study focuses on the role of these technologies in enhancing production efficiency, optimizing resource utilization,
and improving management systems. Particular attention is given to the application of artificial intelligence in key sectors
such as industry, agriculture, healthcare, finance, and education, where it enables automation, advanced data analysis,
and more effective decision-making processes. Furthermore, the research explores methodological approaches to
evaluating the effectiveness of digital technologies, including performance indicators, analytical models, and comparative
assessment techniques. The study also highlights the economic and social impacts of digital transformation, emphasizing
its contribution to innovation, competitiveness, and sustainable development. Significant attention is devoted to
technological security issues, including cybersecurity, data protection, and the ethical use of artificial intelligence. The
paper identifies key challenges related to system integration, data privacy, and the shortage of qualified specialists, which
may hinder the successful implementation of these technologies.
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