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References

First: Books

Abu Al-Nasr, Medhat Muhammad, (2018), Sustainable Development: Its Concept - Dimensions - Indicators, Cairo, Arab Group for Training and Publishing.

Second: Scientific Journals

Abu Zaid, Ahmed Al-Shura, (2022). Artificial Intelligence and the Quality of Governance, Journal of the Faculty of Economics and Political Science, 23(4).

Ahmed, Ibrahim Abdel Nabi, (2024), The Importance of Artificial Intelligence in Human Resources Management and Social Development: An Applied Study: Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, International Journal of Development, 13(2).

Al-Sayed Fares, Muhammad, (2024). Towards a New Concept of Artificial Intelligence and an Attempt to Regulate It Legally, a Comparative Study. Journal of Sharia and Law in Cairo, Issue (43).

Al-Barashi, Tariq Al-Sayed, (2024), The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Achieving Sustainable Development in Egypt, Raya International Journal of Commercial Sciences, Vol. (3), No. (9).

Dr. Al-Haqqan, Nada Muhammad, (2023). Artificial Intelligence and its Effectiveness in Developing Interior Design Skills. Journal of Arts, Literature, Humanities and Social Sciences, (88).

Al-Anzi, Thamer Attia, (2022), Artificial Intelligence as an Approach to Achieving Sustainable Development in the Business Environment According to the Pillars of the Kingdom's Vision 2030, Journal of Economic, Administrative and Legal Sciences, Vol. (6), No. (13).

Arab Democratic Center, (2023), The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Military Applications, Journal of Strategic and Military Studies, No. (19).

Ayed Ali Al-Qahtani, (2022), The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Achieving Sustainable Development within the Framework of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, Arab Journal of Informatics and Information Security, Vol. (3), No. (9).

Abdul-Ghani, Muhammad Fathi, (2020), The Development of the Concept of Sustainable Development, Its Dimensions and Results, Scientific Journal of Economics and Trade.

Abdul-Shahid, (2019), The Internet of Smart Things in the Field of Healthcare (The Internet of Things for Smart Healthcare). Journal of the Academy, Misurata, Libya.

Abdul Salam Ali Ahmed, (2023). A study on the use of artificial intelligence in education in Arab countries. Libyan Journal of Contemporary Academic Studies.

Abdel Moneim, Muhammad Ismail, Hiba, (2021), A research project on the economic implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution "Artificial Intelligence", Arab Monetary Fund.

Ali bin Muhammad, Al-Muni, (2024). Using artificial intelligence algorithms in analyzing big data for tweets celebrating the founding day of the Saudi state, No. (38).

Kamel, Ahmed Muhammad, (2023), The role of artificial intelligence in confronting the economic burden of the food problem in Egypt, the challenges and legal and economic prospects of artificial intelligence.

Kamal, Muhammad, (2024). Artificial intelligence in Egypt between the performance of workers appointed by traditional methods and the use of modern technology. Journal of Financial and Commercial Research, 25(2).

Hanaa Rizk Mohamed, (2021), Artificial Intelligence Systems and the Future of Education, Journal of Studies in University Education, No. (52).

Harmouzi, Bouzid Mohamed, (2024). Artificial Intelligence Strategies in Achieving Sustainable Development, the Experience of the United Arab Emirates, Vol. 2, No. (1).

Yassin, Ben Nafla, (2024). The Future of Healthcare Services in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. Annales de l’université d’Alger, 38(3).

Youssef Abdel Fattah, Narmin, (2024), The Impact of Using Artificial Intelligence in Big Data Analysis on Internal Audit, Scientific Journal of Financial and Commercial Studies and Research, 5(2).

Fourth: References in English

Buseisi, Salah Jabeer, and Hazem Fares Habib. "Response of the Four Geneva Conventions of 1949 to the Use of Artificial Intelligence Weapons Systems in Armed Conflict." Risalat al-Huquq Journal, vol. 15, no. 5, 2023, pp. 11-27.

Kerasidou, A. (2020). Artificial intelligence and the ongoing need for empathy, compassion and trust in healthcare. Bulletin of the World Health Organization, (4).