The Algorithmic Artrepreneur: How Platform Algorithms Rewrite Creative Entrepreneurship
A new Frontiers in Sociology review introduces the concept of the algorithmic artrepreneur, showing how platform algorithms simultaneously empower and ...
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How a Budapest Square Lost Its Pause: Renewal, Delivery Apps and the Thinning of Public Life
A new study of Budapest's Blaha Lujza Square shows how urban renewal and platform-based delivery work have transformed lingering public ...
Who Trusts AI in Europe? Class and Government Views Shape Public Opinion
A new study of Eurobarometer data shows that Europeans with lower trust in EU institutions and lower social class are ...
When Algorithms Rule the Office, Who Still Gets to Judge?
A new conceptual study argues that workplace well-being research must expand beyond satisfaction and stress to capture whether algorithmic governance ...
When AI Says No: How Language Models Became the World’s Newest Moral Authorities
A new study of 100,000 tweets shows that LLaMA 3.2 refuses about 10 percent of paraphrasing requests, enforcing a narrow, ...
How Artificial Intelligence Is Rewiring the Machinery of Government Itself
A new systems-framework review argues that artificial intelligence is transforming public administration across power structures, public values, institutions, decisions, organisations, ...
Screening Tool Choices Shape Which Communities Count as Disadvantaged
A new Nature Communications study shows that methodological choices in environmental justice screening tools, from geographic units to thresholds, substantially ...
AI Can Empower or Exclude Vulnerable Workers, Landmark Review Finds
A systematic review of 237 studies reveals that artificial intelligence in the workplace can either empower vulnerable and minority employees ...
AI Makes Frontline Police More Punitive, and Accountability Decides How Much
A preregistered experiment with 356 frontline police officers shows that AI-supported enforcement pushes officers toward more formal and coercive styles, ...
Bureaucrats Back AI Budgeting More Than Hiring More Staff, Experiment Finds
A survey experiment of 3,820 public sector personnel finds bureaucrats support AI-assisted budgeting more than workforce expansion, with no significant ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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