As technology continues to advance at an accelerated pace, the understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer merely a beneficial asset; it is a critical necessity. This paper offers a thorough examination of the present state of AI-literacy research in education, marketing, and media sectors, with a specific emphasis on the variety of studies in terms of language, timeframe, and type of subject matter. The study applied the secondary-analysis approach of 60 English-language studies and 3 Arabic-language studies published between 2014 to 2024; these studies highlight significant topics like AI literacy and AI technologies across various educational, marketing, and media settings. Findings of this paper recommend that it’s crucial for educators, marketing leaders, and media professionals to remain knowledgeable and to adapt to the developments raised by new AI technologies. The objective of this study is to offer suggestions for effectively integrating AI literacy and AI technologies into their practices.
Asaad, I. (2024). New Trends in Studies of AI Literacy in Education, Marketing, and Media Fields in the Recent Decade (2014-2024): A Secondary Analysis Study. Journal of Media and Interdisciplinary Studies, 3(10), 53-83. doi: 10.21608/jmis.2024.325453.1044
MLA
Islam Nasser Asaad. "New Trends in Studies of AI Literacy in Education, Marketing, and Media Fields in the Recent Decade (2014-2024): A Secondary Analysis Study", Journal of Media and Interdisciplinary Studies, 3, 10, 2024, 53-83. doi: 10.21608/jmis.2024.325453.1044
HARVARD
Asaad, I. (2024). 'New Trends in Studies of AI Literacy in Education, Marketing, and Media Fields in the Recent Decade (2014-2024): A Secondary Analysis Study', Journal of Media and Interdisciplinary Studies, 3(10), pp. 53-83. doi: 10.21608/jmis.2024.325453.1044
VANCOUVER
Asaad, I. New Trends in Studies of AI Literacy in Education, Marketing, and Media Fields in the Recent Decade (2014-2024): A Secondary Analysis Study. Journal of Media and Interdisciplinary Studies, 2024; 3(10): 53-83. doi: 10.21608/jmis.2024.325453.1044