RISK LEVEL FORECASTING USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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artificial intelligence, risk, forecasting, technology, predictionAbstract
This article explores the role of artificial intelligence technologies in risk prediction. The effectiveness of approaches based on neural networks and statistics was also considered, and it was shown that the accuracy of predictions using artificial intelligence is higher than traditional methods. Therefore, it was noted that artificial intelligence is a reliable tool for identifying risks, and special attention should be paid to artificial intelligence and ethical approaches, which will be interpreted in the future.
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