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Digital Medicines Information at National Scale: Search Behaviour and System Performance of MediVerify Across 1.5 Million Queries
National-scale digital health platforms generate usage data that reveal population healthcare needs.AI-Moderated Interviews for Market Research and Digital Twins Calibration
AI-moderated interviews are emerging as a scalable market-research method for generating consumer insights and building consumer "digital twins.Where LLM Graders Succeed and Break: Evidence from Two Computer-Science Exams
One long-form exam in a large course costs hundreds of grader-hours, and qualified graders are scarce; LLM graders are a tempting alternative.Judgment-Centred Software Engineering Education: A Post-Hype Review and Framework for AI-Augmented Learning
Generative artificial intelligence has moved from a disruptive novelty to a recurring part of software-development and computing-education workflows, while software agents are beginning to act…Fair Feed Ranking for Participatory Budgeting
In large-scale participatory budgeting, citizens cannot inspect the full proposal pool, so the order in which proposals are shown becomes a form of agenda-setting power.Quantifying AI impact in energy transitions: The Energy Justice Impact Assessment (EJIA) framework
Artificial intelligence is increasingly deployed across energy systems to optimize efficiency, balance supply and demand, and integrate renewable sources.How does Adversarial Influence Scale in Multi-Agent Systems?
Multi-agent deliberation can improve performance, but what happens when some agents do not act in good faith?Can Labor Markets Function in the Age of AI? The Evaluation Bottleneck in Hiring
AI-assisted job-search tools have become increasingly popular by making it easier to find and apply to jobs.Fake News Theories: Harnessing Disciplinary Insights for Computational Modeling, Detection, and Explanation
Disinformation research has produced increasingly accurate automated fake-news detectors, but many systems remain difficult to interpret and are weakly connected to established theories of…Epstein Files Engine: Agentic Search for Investigative Journalism
On Jan.Who Acts, Who Knows, Who Answers? A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis of Agency, Epistemic Responsibility, and Accountability in Generative AI Higher Education Research
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is increasingly described in higher education as a tool, collaborator, evaluator, proxy, and infrastructure.What fidelity metrics miss: a structural check on synthetic educational data
Secondary use of educational records is increasingly mediated by platforms that share a differentially private synthetic version of a dataset and validate specific findings against the real data on…Understanding Human Perception of Representation in Citizens' Assemblies: An Empirical Study
Citizens' assemblies are deliberative bodies intended to form a microcosm of the population.KITE: Scaling Jev Population Experiments with Sparse Flagship Calibration
KITE queries a typed behavioral kernel once per unique state, then executes populations of any size from the table with event-keyed randomness and common random numbers.Consequential Behaviour and Representational Fairness in the Validation of Synthetic Research
Researchers in industry and academia use synthetic survey respondents powered by large language models as substitutes for human samples.Watching What We Eat: Information Quality and Body Image in Diet-Related YouTube Videos
The widespread use of social media, particularly image- and video-based platforms, has turned them into key sources of both normative and informational content related to health and diet."We'll Fix It Later": Education, AI, and the Deferral of Privacy in EdTech
Educational technology (EdTech) platforms collect highly sensitive student data, including behavioral logs, disability records, and academic histories.Large Language Models in the UK: Public Use, Trust, and Attitudes
Increasing numbers of people now routinely interact with large language models (LLMs) across many aspects of life, including in the workplace, educational settings, and for personal activities.Do Electromagnetic Side-Channel Attacks Threaten Electronic Polling Stations? Scenarios and Recommendations
This paper investigates the threat to ballot secrecy in the Brazilian electronic voting machine (UEB) posed by electromagnetic side-channel attacks, also known as TEMPEST attacks.Threat Amplified, Blame Restrained: LLM-Assisted Media Framing Analysis of the 2026 Bangladesh Measles Outbreak
How news media frame and emotionally code a public health emergency shapes public risk perception and trust, yet outbreak-coverage dynamics remain understudied for low- and middle-income countries…