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Findings from A’Sharqiyah University (ASU) Provide New Insights into Artificial Intelligence (The impact of artificial intelligence on information audit usage: Evidence from developing countries)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News – Research findings on artificial intell igence are discussed in a new report. According to news reporting out of A’Sharq iyah University (ASU) by NewsRx editors, research stated, “The present study aim s to explore the factors influencing the utilization of Information audit in the context of Egypt and Jordan, with specific attention given to the role of artif icial intelligence (AI). A sample of 443 respondents participated in the study, and data collection was carried out through a non-probability convenience and sn owball sampling approach.” The news journalists obtained a quote from the research from A’Sharqiyah Univers ity (ASU): “The findings reveal that internal determinants are positively associ ated with the intention to adopt Information audit technologies, exhibiting a si gnificant impact with a beta coefficient of +0.45 (P-value <0.01), and the perceived benefits associated with their implementation. Moreove r, the study underscores the critical influence of artificial intelligence, with dimensions such as cloud computing, data mining, and e-commerce enhancing the p erceived advantages (b = 0.35, P-value <0.01) and fosterin g the intent to use Information audit technologies (b = 0.22, P-value <0.01). Additionally, there is a robust positive correlation between the intenti on to use Information audit technologies and their actual usage, where the prese nce of AI amplifies this association, indicated by a beta value of 0.48 (P-value <0.01). This study significantly enriches the existing bo dy of knowledge by delineating the determinants of Information audit usage, part icularly within the Middle Eastern context, and highlights the pivotal role of a rtificial intelligence in shaping these dynamics. The study provides empirical e vidence on the factors influencing the intention to use Information audit techno logies, the perceived benefits associated with their usage, and the actual utili zation of Information audit. Its originality lies in its focus on the underexplo red Middle East region within the Information audit literature and its investiga tion of the influence of artificial intelligence on Information audit. The impli cations of this study are significant for practitioners, auditors, and policymak ers operating within the Middle East region. The findings suggest that firms sho uld allocate sufficient support and resources to encourage the adoption of Infor mation audit technologies.”
A’Sharqiyah University (ASU)Artificial IntelligenceEmerging TechnologiesMachine LearningTechnology
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