Artificial Intelligence in Developing Nation: Bridging the Execution Gap with Potential

Abstract: In order to bridge the gap between the enormous promise of AI and practicality, this article explores the role of AI in emerging nations. Global AI technological advances will have a significant impact on social and economic growth, particularly in areas that involve a variety of opportunities and difficulties. The paper examines how AI is now adopted in poor countries and examines the advantages, disadvantages, and ethical considerations. The study examines methods and approaches for utilizing AI's revolutionary potential in a variety of industries, including medical care, agriculture, and education, through a thorough literature analysis and case studies. The results highlight the value of talent shortages and infrastructural restrictions being addressed through legislative frameworks, public-private partnerships, and capacity building. Research advances our awareness of the potential and challenges associated with adopting artificial intelligence in developing nations, offering guidance to practitioners, policymakers, librarians, and academics as they navigate this rapidly changing technological environment.

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