Gina Coral Tejada Estrada, Miriam Liliana Flores Coronado, William Moises Cruzado Pérez, Carlos Heraclides Pajuelo Camones, Josué Eduardo Torres Cristobal, Mario Rodolfo Sánchez Camargo, Santiago Saturnino Patricio Aparicio, Marco Antonio Velasco Taipe
DOI: https://10.59427/rcli/2024/v24cs.2093-2101
The study aimed to determine the influence of artificial intelligence on public management in Lima, 2024. Using a quantitative, applied-type approach and causal correlational level, with a non-experimental design and cross-section, a non-probabilistic sample of 120 administrative workers was analyzed. The results revealed that, in relation to the independent variable “Artificial Intelligence”, 41% “Totally disagreed” and 43% “Totally agreed”, indicating an equal distribution with a slight inclination towards total agreement. For the dependent variable “Public Management”, 26% “Totally disagreed” and 43% “Totally agreed”, showing a balanced trend, but with a tendency towards total agreement. The significance of 0.000 underlines a significant influence of AI on public management in Lima, supporting the alternative hypothesis. The study confirms that AI has a significant impact on public management, with a Nagelkerke coefficient of 90.1%, which demonstrates a high explanatory capacity. AI improves administrative efficiency by optimizing processes and reducing costs, corroborating previous findings.
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