Discussion on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Economic Model Construction and Quantitative Analysis

Shuo Yang*
Uppsala University, Uppsala SE-751 05, Sweden
*Corresponding email: yashtechy@163.com

The rapid development of artificial intelligence is gradually changing the working mode in many fields. In terms of economic model construction and quantitative analysis, the application of artificial intelligence technology has brought significant improvement. Its core concept is to simulate human intelligence and process massive data through major technologies such as machine learning and deep learning. Economic models and quantitative analysis are important tools in economic research, aiming at analyzing economic phenomena and predicting economic trends through mathematical models and statistical methods. In the construction of economic models, artificial intelligence can automatically process data, improve the efficiency of model construction and optimization, and show strong ability for the modeling of complex systems. In quantitative analysis, artificial intelligence can evaluate and predict risks, provide support for the optimization of investment strategies, and build a decision support system to provide scientific decision-making basis for decision makers. Therefore, the application of artificial intelligence in economic model construction and quantitative analysis is deepening day by day, which provides a new impetus and perspective for economic development.

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Published

09/10/2025