POSSIBILITIES OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE PROCESS OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION MANAGEMENT
Giuli Giguashvili
E-mail: giuligiguashvili@gu.edu.ge
Doctor of Economics, Professor Gori State University
Gori, Georgia
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5657-7544
Abstract: Artificial intelligence can be considered the main achievement of the modern world and the driving factor for developing new opportunities. It can be used in almost all sectors of the economy. Despite the mistrust of a certain part of society towards artificial intelligence and the caution shown during its use, due to the limitless possibilities of artificial intelligence, it is inevitable that its role will increase in the economic development of countries and progress in general.
The article explores and evaluates the possibilities of using artificial intelligence in the process of managing international migration and ensuring border security. Currently, there is no unified model of international migration management. However, the sharing of migration management's best practices by developing countries, the use of innovative technologies and artificial intelligence significantly improve the legal framework of migration processes and the safe movement of migrants.
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