Learning AI System Skills to lead Organisation Systems
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https://doi.org/10.55578/hrdm.2604.006Keywords:
AI Systems, Organisation, Skills, Technology, LearningAbstract
Purpose: The present study aims to identify and clarify the key skills related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems that organisations must learn to effectively implement AI technology for both current needs and future development.
Design/Methodology/Approach: This study reviews literature on learning AI skills and on studies illustrating AI systems. It is organised into two main themes: the application of AI system skills across different sectors, and the impact of AI systems on the future of organisations.
Findings: This paper is focused on the new skills and technology of AI systems that are adopted by different organisations to advance the next step in technology. Also, the study focused on the future of these AI systems and the impact of implementing these skills in their organisations.
Originality: This paper is a view on AI systems’ skills to be learned for the development of organisations in future technology.
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