THE ROLE OF ENGLISH AI RESEARCH
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667219
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, English language, AI research, global collaboration, academic publications, language barriers, open-source platforms, international cooperation, language proficiency, knowledge disseminationAbstract
This paper explores the pivotal role of English AI research in shaping the
global landscape of artificial intelligence. It highlights the contributions of English-
speaking countries, the use of English as the primary language in scientific
publications, and the influence of major institutions and researchers. The paper also
addresses the challenges associated with linguistic dominance in AI research
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