A study on artificial intelligence orientation and new venture performance

IF 2 4区管理学 Q3 BUSINESS

Asia Pacific Business Review Pub Date : 2023-03-17 DOI:10.1080/13602381.2023.2188764

Dayuan Li, Zhuang Pan, Ding Wang, Lu Zhang

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Artificial intelligence (AI) is the new engine of future economic development. As a new force in the market economy, the issue of whether AI is related to the higher performance of new ventures in emerging economies still requires empirical evidence. Using content analysis and taking the 2010–2019 A-share listed new ventures as panel data, this paper tests the relationship and boundary conditions of AI orientation (AIO) on the performance of new ventures from the perspective of absorptive capacity. We find that AIO is positively related to new venture performance, where firm growth and the level of regional economic development have a significant positive moderating effect. This paper provides empirical evidence on the relationship between AIO and new venture performance.

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人工智能导向与新创企业绩效研究

人工智能(AI)是未来经济发展的新引擎。作为市场经济中的新生力量，人工智能是否与新兴经济体中新企业的高绩效相关，这一问题仍需要实证证据。本文采用内容分析的方法，以2010-2019年a股上市新创企业为面板数据，从吸收能力的角度检验AI取向(AIO)对新创企业绩效的关系和边界条件。研究发现，AIO与新创企业绩效呈正相关，其中企业成长和区域经济发展水平具有显著的正向调节作用。本文对AIO与新创企业绩效之间的关系进行了实证研究。

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Asia Pacific Business Review Multiple-

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4.40

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13.80%

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