Tag: AI governance

A cross-national experiment in the United States and China finds that perceived substantial information and accountability, but not participation, mediate ...

Anglia Ruskin University researchers propose a Four As framework – Action, Access, Authority and Allocation – for governing frontier AI ...

A discourse analysis of four UNESCO and OECD publications finds that terms like responsibility and responsible use act as floating ...

A new open-access paper argues that quantification is a socially constructed mode of governance whose political dimensions must be openly ...

An editorial in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Science proposes a risk-based framework for deploying large language models in perioperative anesthesia, reserving ...

A new Perspective article argues that Southeast Asia should adapt its emerging AI and cyber security governance frameworks to close ...

A conceptual governance analysis in Frontiers in Genetics argues that generative AI operating within publishing's incentive structure risks contaminating the ...

A systematic review of 45 studies finds that the most accurate AI models in high-stakes domains are often the least ...

A systematic review of 125 studies finds that leadership and organisational factors still dominate public-sector digital transformation outcomes while scholarship ...

Researchers propose a five-dimensional institutional framework—covering readiness, pedagogy, resistance, governance, and monitoring—to guide ChatGPT integration in higher education.