Relationships and interplay between information architecture and UX design and artificial intelligence. Bibliometric analysis
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https://doi.org/10.24917/20811861.22.28Keywords:
information architecture, user experience, artificial intelligence, literature review, bibliometric analysisAbstract
Aim/Thesis: Recent years have seen rapid progress in the development of artificial intelligence technology, which is causing discussions about the future of information architecture and UX design. The article posits that the development of artificial intelligence has a significant impact on the development of information architecture and UX design implying changes in both their research field and professional practice. Research methods: An attempt was made to assess the intensity and direction of these changes and to identify the main areas of interaction between information architecture and UX design and artificial intelligence. Bibliometric analysis of the subject literature registered in the Scopus database was used as the basis for the assessment. Conclusions: The results obtained confirmed the thesis, and the analysis of the frequency and association of keywords used in the indexing of the literature under study as the main areas of interaction between information architecture and UX design and artificial intelligence made it possible to identify, first of all, machine learning and the use of learning systems, as well as issues related to big data, information and knowledge management, decision support systems, interface design and interaction with AI systems and the Internet of Things.
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