- Artificial Intelligence and Its Influence on Competition Lawby Amani Burhan, Julia Smith, Elizabeth Taiwo, Victoria Van Den Bergh and Hana ZecicCompetition law aims to promote healthy competition within a country. In this research paper, the authors focus on traditional aspects of competition law, regulated by the European Commission (EC), and discuss how AI can have positive and negative implications in the region of competition.
- How Does the IMF Promote Economic Recovery and Long-Term Financial Stability While Maintaining Social Equity Within Countries in Recent Years?by Netra Bandyopadhyay, Jaehyeong Park, Andrei Pistol and Momoko ShiinaUsing case studies from Greece, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, this article examines how the International Monetary Fund can balance economic recovery and long-term financial stability with social equity.
- How Might Mind-Reading Technologies Be Used Responsibly in Law, Education and Employment?by Zoha Mazhar, Daya Gordon and Kieran WuAdvances in artificial intelligence and neurotechnology are transforming the way researchers interpret brain activity. This paper explores how mind-reading technologies might be used responsibly in education, law and employment, balancing innovation with ethics, privacy and human rights.
- AI-Assisted Skin Cancer Screening: A Review of Diagnostic Accuracy, Real-World Performance and Implementation Considerationsby Aown Al Khaldi, Kayden Chia, Teodor Kaulfersch, Kriti Kochhal, Navya Mereddy, Amaan Rahman and Akio SeoThis review synthesises evidence on the diagnostic accuracy, real-world effectiveness, health economic implications, qualitative implementation considerations and ethical dimensions of AI-assisted skin cancer screening.
- A Study on the Re-Design and Integration of a User-Centred Electric Rickshaw Rental Serviceby Hameedah Balogun-Suleiman (HB), Sofia Iregui (SI) and Amira Mohamed (AM)This paper reevaluates the current modes of micromobility and proposes a more sustainable method. It recommends ways to blend modern technology with existing ones and integrate the new vehicles in developed and developing countries.
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