Creative destruction and artificial intelligence: The transformation of industries during the sixth wave

Ramazan Uctu , Nadide Sevil Halici Tuluce , Mustafa Aykac
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is considered to be a key driver in the emerging sixth wave of technological advancement, one that has profound economic implications. The emergence of AI has led to significant changes in a wide range of different sectors, the reshaping of existing sectors, and the disruption of traditional business practices. This transformative power aligns with Schumpeter's theory of creative destruction, in which innovations are seen to cause older technologies and business models to become obsolete, leading to significant economic shifts. The role of AI in the sixth wave is crucial not only because of its immediate applications in the area of automation and data processing but also because of its broader capacity to drive a new cycle of innovation and economic renewal. This ongoing cycle, driven by creative destruction, challenges businesses to adapt and evolve, ultimately contributing to a more robust and dynamic economy. In this article, the authors explore the ways in which AI promotes innovation and its effect on economic expansion, using Schumpeter's theory of creative destruction.
创造性破坏与人工智能:第六次浪潮中的产业变革
人工智能(AI)被认为是正在兴起的第六次技术进步浪潮的关键驱动力,对经济产生深远影响。人工智能的出现给众多不同行业带来了重大变革,重塑了现有行业,颠覆了传统商业惯例。这种变革力量与熊彼特的创造性破坏理论不谋而合,即创新会导致旧的技术和商业模式被淘汰,从而引发重大的经济变革。人工智能在第六次浪潮中的作用至关重要,这不仅是因为它在自动化和数据处理领域的直接应用,还因为它具有推动新一轮创新和经济复兴的更广泛能力。在创造性破坏的推动下,这一持续不断的循环对企业的适应和发展提出了挑战,最终将促进经济更加稳健、更具活力。在本文中,作者利用熊彼特的创造性破坏理论,探讨了人工智能促进创新的方式及其对经济扩张的影响。
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