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Utilizing AI to Address Innovation Failures and Ethical Challenges:  Innovation Management Framework for Innovation Success in GCC Higher Education

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You are invited to participate in this research titled "Utilizing AI to Address Innovation Failures and Ethical Challenges:  Innovation Management Framework for Innovation Success in GCC Higher Education." due to your expertise and experience in the higher education sector.

To ensure clarity, please note the following key terms:

Innovation Failures – Situations where new academic programs, research initiatives, or technological advancements do not achieve their intended goals. AI can be used to analyze and learn from these failures to improve future innovations.

AI in Innovation Failure Higher Education – The use of AI tools (e.g., Predictive Analytics Tools, Machine Learning Algorithms, Natural Language Processing (NLP) Tools, Risk Management Systems, and other platforms.) to improve teaching, research, and administrative processes.

Innovation Management Framework – The structured process of developing, implementing, and improving educational and technological innovations within higher education institutions.

Ethical Challenges in AI – Issues related to data privacy, algorithmic bias, transparency, and fairness in AI-driven decision-making.

Innovation Success – The ability of universities to effectively implement new ideas, improve institutional performance, enhance student outcomes, meet stakeholders' expectations, and sustain long-term innovation growth.

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