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Liang Peng is a prominent researcher whose work sits at the intersection of technology, innovation, and sustainable economic development. Specializing in the economic impacts of emerging technologies — particularly artificial intelligence and industrial robotics — Peng has made significant contributions to our understanding of how digital transformation shapes enterprise performance and environmental outcomes. Peng's most influential work, "Does artificial intelligence technology enhance green transformation of enterprises" (2023), has garnered 61 citations in a remarkably short period, underscoring its timely relevance to scholars and policymakers grappling with the dual imperatives of technological adoption and sustainability. This study provides critical empirical insights into how AI drives green innovation within firms, offering a nuanced mechanism-based analysis that has resonated widely across economics and management literature. Building on this foundation, Peng's subsequent research on industrial robot utilization examines how automation technologies influence total factor productivity among Chinese manufacturing firms, employing rigorous panel data methodologies to trace causal pathways. Together, these works establish Peng as a forward-thinking scholar bridging technology economics and green development, whose research carries strong practical implications for enterprise strategy, industrial policy, and the global pursuit of sustainable growth.
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