Etiik girişimciliğin oyunlaştırılması: İslami finansta yapay zekanın rolü

Year 2024, , 1741 - 1752, 29.09.2024

Huseyin Ergun

https://doi.org/10.30783/nevsosbilen.1525559

Abstract

Oyunlaştırma, girişimcilik ve İslami Finansın bir araya gelmesi ile daha kapsayıcı ve sürdürülebilir ekonomik bir ekosistem için önemli fırsatları bünyesinde barındırmaktadır. Bu çalışma, oyunlaştırma, girişimcilik ve İslami finansın kesişimini ve yapay zekanın (YZ) bu dönüşümdeki rolünü incelemektedir. Oyunlaştırma, girişimcilik faaliyetlerini yaratıcı, motive edici ve problem çözme yeteneklerini artırarak daha sürükleyici ve etkileyici hale getirir. Zorluklar, ödüller ve geri bildirimler gibi teknikler, girişimcilerin engelleri aşmasını ve hedeflerine verimli bir şekilde ulaşmasını sağlar. İslami finansın temel ilkeleri etik ve adil finansal işlemlerin önemini vurgulayarak, girişimcilik ile birlikte oyunlaştırma için fırsatlar sunar. Oyunlaştırma, Şeriat uyumlu ürünler ve hizmetler ile girişimcileri etkileşime geçirir, finansal kapsayıcılığı teşvik eder ve İslami finansın temel kontlarını interaktif simülasyonlar ve platformlar aracılığıyla anlaşılmasını sağlar. Oyunlaştırma, girişimcilik, İslami finans ve teknolojik girişimciliğin yapay zeka desteğiyle sinerjik etkileşimi, daha kapsayıcı, etik ve sürdürülebilir bir ekonomik ekosistem yaratma potansiyeline sahiptir. Finans sektörü evrilirken, oyunlaştırma girişimcilerin karmaşıklıkları yönetmesini, sosyal etki yaratmasını ve dijital ekonomide yeni fırsatlar keşfetmesini sağlar.

Keywords

Oyunlaştırma, İslami Finans, Girişimcilik, Yapay Zeka (YZ)

Gamifying Ethical Entrepreneurship: The Role of AI in Islamic Finance

Abstract

The convergence of gamification, entrepreneurship, and Islamic finance offers a unique opportunity to foster an inclusive and sustainable economic ecosystem. This study explores the synergies between these domains and the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in driving this transformation. Gamification enhances entrepreneurial endeavours by creating immersive and engaging experiences that stimulate creativity, motivation, and problem-solving abilities. Techniques such as challenges, rewards, and feedback motivate entrepreneurs to overcome obstacles and achieve their goals efficiently. Islamic finance, emphasizing ethical and fair financial transactions, complements gamification in entrepreneurship. Gamification engages entrepreneurs with Sharia-compliant products and services, promoting financial inclusion and understanding of Islamic finance concepts through interactive simulations and platforms. The synergistic interplay of gamification, entrepreneurship, Islamic finance, and technopreneurship, supported by AI, promises to create a more inclusive, ethical, and sustainable economic landscape. As the financial industry evolves, gamification empowers entrepreneurs to navigate complexities, create social impact, and uncover new opportunities in the digital economy.

Keywords

Gamification, Islamic Finance, Entreprenuership, AI(Artificial Intellgence)

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