This book presents a multidisciplinary exploration of artificial intelligence (AI) and its transformative impact across diverse sectors, from logistics and agriculture to architecture, social media, management, law, and ethics. Through selected papers from the ICAIS’24 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Studies under the theme of “Future Trends in AI: Academy Meeting with Industry”, the book examines real-world applications and theoretical implications of AI technologies, offering insights into GPU-accelerated object detection, precision agriculture, interior design, digital HR practices, and equitable anti-money laundering solutions. The selected papers also address pressing ethical concerns and legal frameworks surrounding AI, including prohibited systems and jurisdictional differences in case prediction. Designed for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers, this collection fosters a deeper understanding of AI’s evolving role in shaping sustainable, inclusive, and technologically advanced societies.

Ahmet Murat Köseoğlu graduated from the Mechanical Engineering Department of the Land War College. After completing his Theater Logistics Management Training at the Army Logistics Management College in Virginia, USA, in 2002, he served at various levels of the Turkish Armed Forces for many years. He was the Coordinator of Movement and Deployment Exercises conducted by NATO countries. In the meantime, he completed the Land Forces and Multinational Logistics, International Defense Acquisition Resource Management program organized by the Naval Postgraduate School. Since 2007, he has been an instructor in the NATO Allied Deployment and Movement System (ADAMS) simulation program. He completed his doctorate at Dokuz Eylül University, Department of Labor Economics and Industrial Relations, in 2010. He was appointed Associate Professor of International Trade in 2018. He has authored two books on Disaster Management and Supply Chain, published articles in local and international journals, and presented papers at national and international conferences. He continues his work on global trade, supply chain management, logistics management, humanitarian aid logistics, and disaster logistics. Prof. Dr. Köseoğlu works at Beykoz University.