Brain power
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So this is how it feels when the robots come for your job: what GitHub’s Copilot ‘AI assistant’ means for coders
A new AI tool that writes computer code on demand has programmers considering their future.
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Is this finally the end of the road for nudge theory?
A recent meta-analysis was seen as heralding good news for the effectiveness of nudge theory. But did it really?
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Robo Brain and the knowledge commons
By having robots share what they’ve learned, it’s possible to increase the speed of data collection by orders of magnitude.
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How COVID19 has redefined knowledge and the value of intangible resources
It has taken a crisis like COVID19 for intangible resources such as community engagement and relationships to start receiving the…
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The risks of collaborating with a Machiavellian partner
Organisational alliances can facilitate beneficial knowledge sharing and collaboration, but an alliance partner can sometimes be Machiavellian.
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How to better deal with uncertainty
Four groups of tools and approaches for dealing with uncertainty, which is often central to change and innovation.
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Signalling the credibility of news sources does little to dampen spread of misinformation
Exploring the impact of NewsGuard browser extension “shield” symbols on behavior.
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It’s not just a social media problem – how search engines spread misinformation
Search engines often serve up a distorting blend of information and misinformation.
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3 myths about data you need to understand
What is it that really gives the tech giants such a competitive advantage?
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An algorithmic approach to identifying influential research
Citation network analysis to identify research communities can address the lack of inclusiveness and diversity in Google Scholar searches.