The The impact of using intelligent accounting algorithms on the quality of accounting information
An exploratory study of the opinions of accounting faculty members at universities and higher institutes.
Keywords:
Intelligent accounting algorithms, quality of accounting informationAbstract
The study focused on understanding the impact of intelligent accounting algorithm dimensions on the quality of accounting information in the Libyan environment by exploring the opinions of accounting faculty members at universities and higher institutes in eastern Libya.
The study sample consisted of 94 participants, and the study employed descriptive tests and simple and multiple regression tests to test the hypotheses.
The study concluded that the four dimensions of the algorithms (technical dimension, functional dimension, analytical dimension, and control and governance dimension) positively impact the quality of accounting information.
The study recommended focusing on further research to understand intelligent accounting algorithms and their dimensions in detail, thereby enhancing the Libyan business environment's understanding of them and its ability to effectively utilize them in the future.
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