Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Education Marketing in an Emerging Bioeconomy
Oluwaseun James Oguntuase
Abstract:The past decade has seen the rise of bioeconomy as an innovation to alleviate human-induced multidimensional and intertwined existential and civilizational challenges. The proponents of bioeconomy pin the responsibility of structural transition towards a bioeconomy on decisions and choices of individual consumers. Prior research on acceptance of bioeconomy are dominated by how broader public relates to bioeconomy, reducing end-user consumers to passive recipients, leaving gaps on acceptance of bioeconomy at in… Show more
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