2026· International journal of social science and economic research· Vol 11, pp. 4361-4377· 0 citations
TL;DR
It is found that stock markets had become more efficient by being data-driven due to the advent of AI, with proper regulation, ethical AI practices and human oversight to maximize the benefits and minimize pitfalls on certain risks.
Abstract
The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in coming up with greater efficiency in stock markets
together with improving market analysis and effective investment decision-making forms the
basis of this research. This work seeks to assess both the problems and promises that AI has for
contemporary financial markets. This method involves a secondary research methodology in
which information collected from peer-reviewed articles, academic and editorial papers (2017-
2023), journals and pragmatic industry reports, along with reliable online sources of
information was focused on. Moreover, data gathering and exchange within AI have been
amplified to a great extent which have shown betterment in algorithmic trading, predictive
analytics and healthy risk management. Simultaneously, the paper highlights challenges
associated with higher market volatility, cybersecurity threats, algorithmic biases and some
regulatory implications. In conclusion, this research found that stock markets had become more
efficient by being data-driven due to the advent of AI. With proper regulation, ethical AI
practices and human oversight to maximize the benefits and minimize pitfalls on certain risks
will exist
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