Background of the Study
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in corporate sustainability, offering innovative solutions to complex environmental, social, and governance challenges. In Nigeria’s tech industry, AI-driven technologies such as machine learning, natural language processing, and predictive analytics are revolutionizing business operations by optimizing resource use, enhancing decision-making, and promoting sustainable practices (Oluwole & Adeyemi, 2023).
With increasing global emphasis on sustainability, Nigerian tech companies are leveraging AI to reduce carbon footprints, enhance operational efficiency, and drive inclusive growth. However, the adoption of AI remains limited due to infrastructural challenges, skills gaps, and regulatory barriers. Understanding the impact of AI on corporate sustainability in Nigeria’s tech industry is critical for unlocking its potential and fostering sustainable development (Ibrahim & Yusuf, 2024).
While AI offers immense potential for advancing corporate sustainability, its adoption in Nigeria’s tech industry faces significant challenges. Limited access to advanced technologies, inadequate regulatory frameworks, and high implementation costs hinder its widespread use. Additionally, the impact of AI on sustainability outcomes is not well-documented, creating a knowledge gap that this study aims to address (Eze & Nwachukwu, 2023).
To assess the adoption of AI technologies in Nigeria’s tech industry.
To evaluate the impact of AI on corporate sustainability in the tech sector.
To identify barriers to AI adoption and propose strategies for fostering its use in promoting sustainability.
How widely are AI technologies adopted in Nigeria’s tech industry?
What is the impact of AI on corporate sustainability in the Nigerian tech sector?
What are the barriers to AI adoption, and how can they be addressed?
AI adoption does not significantly impact corporate sustainability in Nigeria’s tech industry.
Barriers to AI adoption do not significantly hinder sustainability efforts in the tech sector.
Proposed strategies for AI adoption do not significantly enhance corporate sustainability outcomes.
This study focuses on the impact of AI on corporate sustainability in Nigeria’s tech industry between 2023 and 2025. Limitations include variability in AI adoption levels and data availability.
Artificial Intelligence (AI): Technologies that simulate human intelligence to perform tasks such as learning and problem-solving.
Corporate Sustainability: Business practices aimed at balancing economic growth with environmental and social responsibility.
Tech Industry: The sector involved in the development and application of technology products and services.
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