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Artificial intelligence harm and accountability by businesses: A systematic literature review (2025)
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This study reviews the literature on artificial intelligence (AI) harms caused by businesses, their impact on stakeholders, and the available remedial mechanisms. Using the PRISMA method, relevant articles were sourced from the Scopus database and cr... Read More about Artificial intelligence harm and accountability by businesses: A systematic literature review.

Creative deviation: Reclaiming agency in the age of generative aesthetics (2025)
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This paper examines the evolving relationship between human creativity and technological derivative creation through a practice-based research project inspired by Philip K. Dick's "Pay for the Printer" (1956). In this speculative work, Dick portrays... Read More about Creative deviation: Reclaiming agency in the age of generative aesthetics.

Decision support for building thermal comfort monitoring with a sustainable GenAI system (2025)
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Staff expenses can account for up to 70% of business costs, with indoor conditions playing a critical role in employee health, behavior, and productivity. Optimal thermal comfort, typically around 21°C with 40-70% humidity, maximizes productivity. Ho... Read More about Decision support for building thermal comfort monitoring with a sustainable GenAI system.

Modelling generalised symmetry in neural networks (2024)
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Responding to the relationships between stimuli (i.e., relational responding) plays a central role in human intelligence (Colbert, 2017, Cassidy, 2016). Decades of psychological research have shown how relational responding behaviour is first learned... Read More about Modelling generalised symmetry in neural networks.

Consistency of XAI models against medical expertise: An assessment protocol (2024)
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Despite the significant advances made by Artificial Intelligence (AI) models in enhancing medical diagnostics and prognostics, their opacity poses a hurdle to widespread clinical adoption. In this regard, Explainable AI (XAI) aims to demystify these... Read More about Consistency of XAI models against medical expertise: An assessment protocol.

Exploring the intersection of A.I. and human creativity: Empowering agency in an age of uncertainty (2024)
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The paper 'Exploring the Intersection of A.I. and Human Creativity: Empowering Agency in an Age of Uncertainty' will be presented at the Prisms Education Symposium, a component of ICON12 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA) July 2024. This sympo... Read More about Exploring the intersection of A.I. and human creativity: Empowering agency in an age of uncertainty.

Towards the acceptance of autonomous vehicles: The role of government and vehicles manufacturers government and vehicles manufacturers (2024)
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Self-driving vehicles continue to attract scholarly attention, yet understanding beyond technological barriers is crucial. This study, using critical review and interviews with 21 participants, explores factors influencing UK user acceptance of auton... Read More about Towards the acceptance of autonomous vehicles: The role of government and vehicles manufacturers government and vehicles manufacturers.

Performing AI stories: Unfinished AI experiments (2024)
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Unfinished AI stories illustrating the worldmaking potential of subcultures of technology development.

Estimating water storage from images (2024)
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This paper introduces a novel approach to estimate domestic water storage within households by leveraging the classical computer vision technique of object detection. Ensuring universal access to safe drinking water is a critical component of achievi... Read More about Estimating water storage from images.

Scope and arbitration in machine learning clinical EEG classification (2023)
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A key task in clinical EEG interpretation is to classify a recording or session as normal or abnormal. In machine learning approaches to this task, recordings are typically divided into shorter windows for practical reasons, and these windows inherit... Read More about Scope and arbitration in machine learning clinical EEG classification.

Regulating armed drone swarms under international law (2023)
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One of the most controversial military systems currently under development today are autonomous weapons systems (AWS). Indeed, many states are urging the United Nations to prohibit AWS by way of a specific treaty. The term AWS is, nevertheless, somew... Read More about Regulating armed drone swarms under international law.

Predicting social trust from implicit feedback (2023)
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Element of trust exists in every network structure of diverse fields, but suitable computational methods for evaluating the trust remain a problem since there are different definitions of trust in diverse fields where several entities interact with e... Read More about Predicting social trust from implicit feedback.

Multiple innovations in characterizing piezoelectric materials (2023)
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Characterisation of piezoelectric materials is a key part. The IEEE standard is the only approach that can produce a full elastopiezodielectric matrix. However, it requires multiple samples. This often involves difficulties preparing the samples for... Read More about Multiple innovations in characterizing piezoelectric materials.

Non-contact characterisation of piezoelectric materials (2023)
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Piezoelectric materials play a key role in various technological applications owing to their unique elastic-piezoelectric-dielectric (EPD) properties, often represented in matrix form. Traditional methods for obtaining these properties, as defined by... Read More about Non-contact characterisation of piezoelectric materials.

Achieving goals using reward shaping and curriculum learning (2023)
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Real-time control for robotics is a popular research area in the reinforcement learning community. Through the use of techniques such as reward shaping, researchers have managed to train online agents across a multitude of domains. Despite these adva... Read More about Achieving goals using reward shaping and curriculum learning.

SACRO: Semi-Automated Checking Of Research Outputs (2023)
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Output checking can require significant resources, acting as a barrier to scaling up the research use of confidential data. We report on a project, SACRO, that is developing a general-purpose, semi-automatic output checking systems that works across... Read More about SACRO: Semi-Automated Checking Of Research Outputs.

Near neighbours: Artificial intelligence and anti-racism as an activating pursuit in archival moving image practice (2023)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being utilized in various fields including the film industry and archives. The use of AI as a film analysis tool has the potential to develop the way we understand and critique cinema. AI systems can be tr... Read More about Near neighbours: Artificial intelligence and anti-racism as an activating pursuit in archival moving image practice.

Artificial life as controlled disequilibrium (2023)
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Artificial Life can be modeled using simulated au-topoiesis. Liquid Automata are used to define simulated chemical reaction systems; particle systems with rules governing how particles are transformed on collision with each other. Unlike cellular aut... Read More about Artificial life as controlled disequilibrium.

Values, emotions and beliefs within generative AI arts practice patterns in practice: Values, beliefs and emotions within arts practitioners' engagements with machine learning and data mining (2023)
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Patterns in Practice (PIP) is a qualitative study investigating how practitioners' beliefs, values and emotions shape their interaction and engagement with the use of machine learning (ML) and data mining across three contrasting domains-science, edu... Read More about Values, emotions and beliefs within generative AI arts practice patterns in practice: Values, beliefs and emotions within arts practitioners' engagements with machine learning and data mining.

Co-creating anti-racist datasets in AI workflows utilising films as data (2023)
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Considering the concern for racial bias within AI algorithms, could creative responses within moving image archival practice and critical film theory foreground possibilities for intersectional approaches. This paper stems from artist practices with... Read More about Co-creating anti-racist datasets in AI workflows utilising films as data.