Abstract:The new round of technological revolution has given rise to a new technology-economic paradigm based on artificial intelligence (AI), which exerts comprehensive impacts on the theoretical system of management and fundamentally disrupts the underlying logic and certain theories supporting it. As a new technology-economic paradigm, AI deeply participates in management activities, profoundly reshaping the analytical framework of management theories ( namely, “ management environment, management subject, management object, management tools, and management mechanisms and models”). Specifically, AI-driven shifts in the “technology-economy” paradigm accelerate the transformation of management environments toward intelligent and ecological systems. AI agents emerge as key decision-making subjects in management. Management objects shift from physical spaces to hybrid digital-physical systems involving “ humans, objects, data, and algorithms ”. Management tools evolve through human-machine collaboration toward greater intelligence. And new models and mechanisms such as super individuals, intelligent operations, and platform-based ecosystems take shape. Meanwhile, the pervasive integration of AI fundamentally challenges the core premise of “human agency” in management, generating systemic disruptions to four foundational theoretical domains: human nature assumptions, strategic decision-making, resource allocation, and value creation. Future research should accelerate the development of decision-making methods and evaluation systems for AI as a powerful management actor, explore new management models driven by AI, and construct corporate social responsibility governance frameworks in the context of artificial intelligence.