Application test methods and impact of generative artificial intelligence in engineering management
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https://doi.org/10.61173/jx33a049Keywords:
Generative artificial intelligence, Engineer-ing management, Test methods, Engineering projectsAbstract
Engineering management is the key to the successful implementation of projects, but it has always faced problems such as low efficiency and limited intelligence level. The rise of generative artificial intelligence has brought new opportunities for the development of the industry. The main goal of this study is to deeply explore the application test methods and impact of generative artificial intelligence in the field of engineering management, and explore the feasibility of applying generative artificial intelligence in the field of engineering management to optimize the planning, execution, monitoring and summary process of engineering projects.
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