Using AI Deep Learning to Leverage Big Data for Investment Attraction

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The explosion of AI in consumer products and in our everyday lives testifies to how useful this technology is and how widespread its applications can be. We have seen AI applications everywhere from home assistants to facial recognition to software designed to develop self-guiding cars and combat drones. The benefits of AI for socioeconomic analysis are that it is a more versatile tool, compared to statistics, that can handle large amounts of imperfect data. AI can also help tackle large-scale difficult to understand problems that may emerge from the interactions of individual agents. Further, when coupled with big data, researchers can analyze more recent and substantial amounts of a greater volume of detailed information compared to static, old, and aggregated government data. The benefit of this is that we can obtain more insights into things like spending patterns and consumer and business behavior, and one can track activities spatially or for individual agents; this can be very helpful for planning. T

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