Ranks distinct AI gain and problem claims from the published record. Scores reward impact, independent source strength, scale, confidence, and recency.
The paper examines how AI and extended reality enable creation of avatars and human digital twins from personal and biometric data that persist after death as Human Digital Remains. Using cross-disciplinary analysis and doctrinal review, it finds that current EU instruments do not extend protections to the deceased and identifies urgent legal and ethical gaps.
Researchers eye-tracked 100 cytotechnologists diagnosing 30 digital cytology images and then tracked 28 students before and after a 3-month training program. They found years of experience did not predict accuracy, while shorter fixation on the low-power field main object did, and students markedly improved time to first target fixation and reduced background attention after training.
In a single-centre study using two years of ED electronic records, investigators evaluated the Sydney Triage to Admission Risk Tool with Artificial Intelligence (START-AI) by adding features one by one and calculating permutation importance and SHAP values for inpatient admission prediction.
By August 2026, peer-reviewed discussion in Giornale Italiano di Cardiologia described AI as entering hypertension care, able to give simple and well-documented answers to management questions for practicing physicians, while also being explored in research to identify secondary hypertension and predict future hypertension and complications such as heart failure.
Researchers analyzed baseline evaluation data from the rollout of Magic Note, an AI-assisted recording tool, in a Scottish Local Authority social work department, involving surveys, focus groups and free-text responses from practitioners.
A May 2026 law review article examines mixed musical works that contain a blend of human and generative AI elements, arguing they occupy a copyright 'Dead Man's Land' in the United States. It describes a landscape where federal guidance is non-binding and circuit courts issue contradictory fair-use rulings, forcing the U.S. Copyright Office to inspect mixed works on a case-by-case basis.
A March 2026 scoping review in npj Digital Medicine examined agentic AI in healthcare, defined as systems capable of operating autonomously to achieve defined clinical goals. Across five databases, seven studies met criteria, spanning emergency medicine, oncology, radiology, and rehabilitation, with features including autonomous operation, goal-directed behavior, action initiation, and multi-agent collaboration.
A peer-reviewed study of Indonesian provinces from 2020 to 2023 examined how digitalization and AI adoption relate to MSME labor productivity, using fixed-effects panel estimation and machine learning methods and framing results with Ibn Khaldun's institutional ideas.
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