IMPROVING MECHANISMS FOR CONTENT PLACEMENT AND MANAGEMENT BASED ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Authors

  • Khujamatova Shakhlo Abdusalom qizi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21412180

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence (AI), Content Delivery Network (CDN), Content Management, Content Placement, Digital Economy, Machine Learning, Econometric Modeling, Digital Platform, Key Performance Indicators (KPI), Real-Time Monitoring, Forecasting, Digital Infrastructure, Decision Support System

Abstract

The rapid advancement of the digital economy and the widespread adoption of Internet
technologies have significantly transformed the processes of content creation, distribution, and management.
The increasing volume of digital information and the growing demand for personalized services require the
development of intelligent mechanisms capable of improving the efficiency of content management systems.
This study aims to improve content placement and management mechanisms through the application of Artificial
Intelligence (AI) technologies integrated with Content Delivery Network (CDN) infrastructure.
The research employs a combination of comparative analysis, system analysis, econometric modeling,
artificial intelligence algorithms, and digital platform development methods. Based on these approaches, the
AI-CDN Economic Efficiency Platform was developed as an integrated digital solution that combines realtime
monitoring, Key Performance Indicator (KPI) evaluation, AI-based optimization, econometric analysis,
forecasting, and scientific reporting within a unified information environment. The platform utilizes Machine
Learning, Natural Language Processing, and intelligent optimization algorithms to automate content distribution,
optimize server resource allocation, and support evidence-based decision-making.
The findings indicate that the proposed platform may improve content delivery performance by supporting
more efficient server resource utilization, lower network latency, reduced operational costs, and greater economic
efficiency of the CDN infrastructure. The econometric results indicated an acceptable level of explanatory and
forecasting performance within the scope of the study, while the integrated forecasting module generated
optimistic, realistic, and pessimistic development scenarios through 2030. The results suggest that integrating
artificial intelligence with CDN management may contribute to improvements in infrastructure performance,
service quality, and strategic planning capabilities.
The proposed AI-CDN Economic Efficiency Platform represents an integrated digital solution that combines
artificial intelligence, econometric analysis, and real-time monitoring within a unified framework for intelligent
content placement and management. The platform provides both theoretical and practical contributions to
the development of AI-driven digital content management systems and supports the digital transformation of
modern information infrastructure.

Author Biography

Khujamatova Shakhlo Abdusalom qizi

Independent Researcher at the Department of Digital Economy,
Tashkent State University of Economics

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Published

2026-07-01