Abstract:Abstract: With the development of science and technology, AI technology has been widely adopted by individuals and organisations, making AI technology adoption research gradually gain attention from scholars. This study adopts a meta-analytical approach, taking 113 independent samples from domestic and international countries for a total of 10 years from 2015 to 2024 as the research object, to systematically sort out and summarise the factors affecting the adoption of AI technology by individuals and organisations and their utility. (1) The TAM model and UTAUT model are commonly used as theoretical models for individual-level AI technology adoption research, and the TOE model is commonly used as a theoretical model for organisational-level AI technology adoption research. (2) Among the 13 antecedent variables of the factors affecting the willingness to adopt technology at the individual level, including individual, technology and environment dimensions, 12 antecedent variables are significant except for perceived risk; among the 10 antecedent variables of the factors affecting the willingness to adopt technology at the organisational level, including organisational, technological and environmental dimensions, 8 antecedent variables are significant except for perceived risk and organisational size. (3) Gender only plays a moderating role between technology factors and technology adoption intentions. The conclusions of this study systematically summarise the research findings on technology adoption, with a view to providing useful lessons for future theoretical research and AI technology diffusion.