Artificial intelligence v/s human intelligence: a relationship between digitalization and international trade
Abstract Purpose The influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on society has become a hot topic of discussion as it is being incorporated into academics and other fields. With the growing adoption of AI, this article focuses on a critical comparison between AI-driven insights and human intelligence...
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| description | Abstract Purpose The influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on society has become a hot topic of discussion as it is being incorporated into academics and other fields. With the growing adoption of AI, this article focuses on a critical comparison between AI-driven insights and human intelligence in understanding complex issues. Specifically, it explores whether AI alone can effectively shape research agendas on the intersection of digitalization and international trade, or if human expertise remains indispensable. Design/methodology/approach This study employs a comparative framework, comparing AI-generated insights on digitalization and international trade (via ChatGPT) with key perspectives derived from a comprehensive review of human-generated academic literature. Findings The findings reveal that while AI can significantly enhance research efficiency and streamline access to information, it falls short of fully replacing human intelligence. AI proves inadequate in delivering in-depth and comprehensive evaluations, particularly in complex fields like the interplay between digitalization and international trade. The analysis underscores that while human intelligence remains sufficient for conducting rigorous research, AI serves as an efficient but ultimately insufficient tool for fully analysing the intricate dynamics of digitalization and trade. Originality This study uniquely investigates the comparative strengths and weaknesses of AI-generated versus human-generated insights, to evaluate the relationship between digitalization and international trade. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-5b910582e9bd4173abe262609306dee22025-02-09T12:38:50ZengSpringerOpenFuture Business Journal2314-72102025-02-0111111610.1186/s43093-025-00438-5Artificial intelligence v/s human intelligence: a relationship between digitalization and international tradeVani Aggarwal0Nidhi Karwasra1School of Business Design, SOIL-Institute of ManagementAmity School of Economics, Amity University HaryanaAbstract Purpose The influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on society has become a hot topic of discussion as it is being incorporated into academics and other fields. With the growing adoption of AI, this article focuses on a critical comparison between AI-driven insights and human intelligence in understanding complex issues. Specifically, it explores whether AI alone can effectively shape research agendas on the intersection of digitalization and international trade, or if human expertise remains indispensable. Design/methodology/approach This study employs a comparative framework, comparing AI-generated insights on digitalization and international trade (via ChatGPT) with key perspectives derived from a comprehensive review of human-generated academic literature. Findings The findings reveal that while AI can significantly enhance research efficiency and streamline access to information, it falls short of fully replacing human intelligence. AI proves inadequate in delivering in-depth and comprehensive evaluations, particularly in complex fields like the interplay between digitalization and international trade. The analysis underscores that while human intelligence remains sufficient for conducting rigorous research, AI serves as an efficient but ultimately insufficient tool for fully analysing the intricate dynamics of digitalization and trade. Originality This study uniquely investigates the comparative strengths and weaknesses of AI-generated versus human-generated insights, to evaluate the relationship between digitalization and international trade.https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-025-00438-5Artificial intelligenceHuman intelligenceChatGPTDigitalizationInternational trade |
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| title | Artificial intelligence v/s human intelligence: a relationship between digitalization and international trade |
| title_full | Artificial intelligence v/s human intelligence: a relationship between digitalization and international trade |
| title_fullStr | Artificial intelligence v/s human intelligence: a relationship between digitalization and international trade |
| title_full_unstemmed | Artificial intelligence v/s human intelligence: a relationship between digitalization and international trade |
| title_short | Artificial intelligence v/s human intelligence: a relationship between digitalization and international trade |
| title_sort | artificial intelligence v s human intelligence a relationship between digitalization and international trade |
| topic | Artificial intelligence Human intelligence ChatGPT Digitalization International trade |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-025-00438-5 |
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