Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Various Traits of Life

Syed Shehzad Hassan

Authors

Syed Shehzad Hassan

Keywords:

AI, Knowledge, Sharing

Abstract

Knowledge Administration (KA) is the method by which an organization creates, shares, applies, and manages its information and knowledge. Although conventional KA has evolved throughout the years, documentation remains its bedrock principle. The considerable shift towards remote and hybrid working, however, has shown the limitations of conventional practices. Artificial intelligence (AI) will close these knowledge gaps and alter the ways in which KA is converted and knowledge is managed. This article reviews research on artificial intelligence (AI) and Knowledge Administration (KA), focusing on how AI can help to improve their KA strategies. In light of the existing literature critical review analyses the most up-to-date methods by analyzing both theoretical and applied works. In addition, the analytical framework presented below is useful for imagining new lines of inquiry and ways to enhance the quality of existing ones.

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