My research interests include entrepreneurship, startup success factors, technological innovation, artificial intelligence, employment change, and research trend analysis. I am particularly interested in examining how digital transformation and AI technologies influence startup growth, innovation performance, business ecosystems, and labor market structures. My work focuses on identifying the key determinants of startup success, including entrepreneurial capabilities, business models, technological capabilities, market conditions, investment, and networks. I also study the relationship between technological innovation and employment, with an emphasis on job creation, job displacement, occupational transformation, and sustainable employment in the context of AI and automation. In addition, I conduct research trend analysis in the fields of artificial intelligence and technological innovation using bibliometric analysis, text mining, topic modeling, and network analysis. Through these approaches, I aim to identify emerging research topics, knowledge structures, and future research directions. Overall, my research seeks to provide empirical insights into the interaction between technology, entrepreneurship, innovation, and society in the era of digital transformation.