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Use of AI in Government: Written Evidence to the Public Accounts Committee by Karen Yeung :: SSRN

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This written evidence was submitted to the Public Accounts Committee to inform its inquiry into the use of AI in Government. The UK Government’s stated

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January 19, 3:04 PM

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I2D Information Données et Documents. Pratiques et recherche. 2024-2. Revue de l'Adbs

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Sommaire de la revue i2D publiée par l'ADBS, numéro 2024/2.

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Web Corpora – Explorer les archives de l'internet à la BnF

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June 28, 3:24 PM

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La base légale de l’intérêt légitime : fiche focus sur les mesures à prendre en cas de collecte des données par moissonnage (web scraping) | CNIL

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La collecte de données personnelles accessibles en ligne par moissonnage (web scraping) reposant généralement sur l’intérêt légitime, le responsable du traitement devra mettre en œuvre certaines mesures additionnelles, permettant de limiter l’atteinte qu’elle peut porter aux intérêts, droits et libertés des personnes.

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Chapter 16: Crimes without criminals: in search of criminal liability for harms caused by AI systems in: Research Handbook on the Law of Artificial Intelligence

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As Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems expand in autonomy, learning abilities, and capacity for intentional action, so does the risk of them engaging in harmful activities for which no human possesses the corresponding mens rea, i.e., actions that no human has planned or was even able to foresee (‘hard AI crime’). How should the legal system respond to this gap in criminal liability? In this chapter, we make a threefold contribution: First, we define this gap by offering a taxonomy of AI-generated harms into ‘easy’, ‘medium’ and ‘hard’ cases, arguing that only the last ones give rise to a ‘culpability gap’. Second, we classify and critically engage with the literature responses on the ‘who is to blame’ question for this harm. Finally, we introduce our own novel approach to the ‘hard AI crime’ problem, which shifts the discussion from blame to deterrence and seeks to design an ‘AI deterrence paradigm’ inspired by the Criminal Law and Economics.

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Forget Me Not? Machine Unlearning's Implications for Privacy Law by Jevan Hutson, Cedric Whitney, Jay Conrad :: SSRN

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Generative AI systems are increasingly relied on and are already actively reshaping how we think about privacy and data protection law. Models ingest and proces

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June 26, 10:56 AM

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Cidemis fête ses 10 ans !

From fil.abes.fr - June 26, 10:15 AM

Le 22 juin 2015, l’Abes annonçait le lancement de Cidemis (Circuit Dématérialisé des DEMandes ISSN), application web dédiée aux demandes de numérotation et de correction ISSN des ressources continues présentes dans le Sudoc. Après la mise en production de Periscope, en juillet 2012 puis de Colodus, en avril 2013, Cidemis a contribué au renforcement de […]

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Yehia Abdelazem Elmashad; Hesham A. Ali; Rawda Fathy. "Intelligent Document Archiving Using Natural Language Processing Technology", Delta University Scientific Journal, 7, 3, 2024, 87-95. doi: 10....

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The digital transformation era is the source of inspiration for most institutions and companies to rethink how to align their document circulation mechanism with their business objectives. Therefore, document management has become one of the most important areas in which technology works to change the mechanisms of document circulation quickly and accurately by giving institutions the ability to automate their document management processes and reduce costs. The main goal of this paper is to propose a new methodology for an ontology-based archiving system. The proposed methodology can be used to design artificial intelligence systems that can analyze and understand document content using natural language processing. In the proposed methodology, an ontology mapping engine is used as pivotal in converting raw data into a semantically rich format. By mapping raw data elements to pre-defined ontological entities, it enriches the data set with context and meaning, making it suitable for advanced processing and inference at later stages of the system. The overall architecture and its components are presented and discussed, followed by an illustrative example demonstrating the accuracy and integrity of the proposal.

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Forget Me Not? Machine Unlearning's Implications for Privacy Law by Jevan Hutson, Cedric Whitney, Jay Conrad :: SSRN

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Generative AI systems are increasingly relied on and are already actively reshaping how we think about privacy and data protection law. Models ingest and proces

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June 11, 2:38 AM

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From 'The Law of the Horse' to Digital Law: Navigating the Philosophical Foundations of a Digital Rule of Law by M.R. Leiser :: SSRN

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The rapid evolution of digital technologies has outpaced traditional legal frameworks, prompting a fundamental reassessment of regulatory paradigms in cyberspac

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June 10, 1:02 PM

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Études et recherches en sciences de l’information | Cairn.info

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La collection Etudes et recherches en sciences de l’information de l’ADBS (Association des professionnels de l’information et de la documentation) diffuse des travaux approfondis sur l’histoire, l'évolution des technologies, des métiers et des pratiques ainsi que sur les défis professionnels associés. Elle publie des études, des analyses et des réflexions théoriques contribuant ainsi au renouvellement des sciences de l'information.

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June 4, 2:14 AM

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Girard-Chanudet, C. (2025). Désillusion algorithmique Et les robots ne remplacèrent pas (encore) les juges. Multitudes, 98(1), 174-180. https://doi.org/10.3917/mult.098.0174.

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Data Model Standards and Interfaces in Erasmus+ Courses Catalogues by Manuel Caeiro-Rodriguez, Carlos Vaz de Carvalho, Tiago Simões, Gabor Grosz, Fernando Ariel Mikic-Fonte, Martín Liz Domínguez, M...

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Course Catalogues (CCs) are vital resources for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), offering comprehensive academic and administrative information to students

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June 3, 2:08 AM

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Competition in and through artificial intelligence LASMAR ALMADA, Marco Antonio; MARANHAO, Juliano; Sartor, Giovanni 2025 • In Research Handbook On Competition And Technology. https://hdl.handle.ne...

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Competition in and through artificial intelligence
LASMAR ALMADA, Marco Antonio; MARANHAO, Juliano; Sartor, Giovanni
2025 • In Research Handbook On Competition And Technology
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June 3, 2:05 AM

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Semantic Technologies for Global Governance: A Hybrid AI Approach to Tracking and Monitoring WHO Resolutions

From link.springer.com - December 31, 2024 7:00 PM

Deliberative institutions, such as United Nations agencies, face an urgent need to track and monitor the decisions and obligations articulated in their regulative acts. To address this challenge, we present a comprehensive software architecture tha

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May 28, 11:34 AM

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Intelligence artificielle et intelligence humaine : l'attelage indispensable de toute mutation technologique

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IA et intelligence humaine sont indissociables : la technologie n'a d'impact que si l'humain l'adopte, l'interprète et l'adapte. Leur alliance stratégique est la clé d'une innovation utile et durable.

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May 25, 3:38 AM

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Faire sa veille informationnelle à l’ère de l’IA générative –

From framablog.org - May 25, 3:38 AM

Alors que pullulent sur le Web des sites générés par Intelligence Artificielle, il devient de plus en plus difficile de dénouer le vrai du faux parmi les informations qui nous submergent. Explorons, ensemble, quelques pistes pour y voir plus clair !

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Voter Fraud Mistake by Benjamin Plener Cover :: SSRN

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False narratives challenging electoral integrity often cite ineligible voting as a prime example of so-called widespread voter fraud. This Article demonstrates

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Defining Artificial Intelligence by Paul D. Weitzel :: SSRN

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Nations and international bodies are attempting to regulate artificial intelligence (AI), but few are able to define what artificial intelligence is. This artic

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Responsible AI Agents by Deven R. Desai, Mark Riedl :: SSRN

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Thanks to advances in large language models, a new type of software agent, the artificial intelligence (AI) agent, has entered the marketplace. Companies such a

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[2504.12195] Validating and monitoring bibliographic and citation data in OpenCitations collections

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Purpose. The increasing emphasis on data quantity in research infrastructures has highlighted the need for equally robust mechanisms ensuring data quality, particularly in bibliographic and citation datasets. This paper addresses the challenge of maintaining high-quality open research information within OpenCitations, a community-guided Open Science Infrastructure, by introducing tools for validating and monitoring bibliographic metadata and citation data. Methods. We developed a custom validation tool tailored to the OpenCitations Data Model (OCDM), designed to detect and explain ingestion errors from heterogeneous sources, whether due to upstream data inconsistencies or internal software bugs. Additionally, a quality monitoring tool was created to track known data issues post-publication. These tools were applied in two scenarios: (1) validating metadata and citations from Matilda, a potential future source, and (2) monitoring data quality in the existing OpenCitations Meta dataset. Results. The validation tool successfully identified a variety of structural and semantic issues in the Matilda dataset, demonstrating its precision. The monitoring tool enabled the detection of recurring problems in the OpenCitations Meta collection, as well as their quantification. Together, these tools proved effective in enhancing the reliability of OpenCitations' published data. Conclusion. The presented validation and monitoring tools represent a step toward ensuring high-quality bibliographic data in open research infrastructures, though they are limited to the data model adopted by OpenCitations. Future developments are aimed at expanding to additional data sources, with particular regard to crowdsourced data.

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April 16, 11:46 AM

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Kaizen, ou l'art de transformer en douceur

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L'approche Kaizen est un levier concret pour engager une transition régénérative au sein des organisations, tout en conciliant performance économique et transformation progressive.

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On the Justification of Academic Freedom and of Free Speech On the University Campus by R. George Wright :: SSRN

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Questions of academic freedom, and of free speech on university campuses, have arisen in a variety of specific contexts, all of which this Essay ignores. Instea

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April 16, 2:25 AM

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Hypertext Entity Extraction in Webpage by Yifei Yang, Tianqiao Liu, Bo Shao, Hai Zhao, Linjun Shou, Ming Gong, Daxin Jiang :: SSRN

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Webpage entity extraction is a fundamental natural language processing task in both research and applications. Nowadays, the majority of webpage entity extracti

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Preprints.org and PREreview deepen collaboration

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Submitting authors can now request community feedback directly from PREreview with a single click on Preprints.org

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April 11, 3:19 AM

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The Idea of Legal Records by Doug Magendanz :: SSRN

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In this paper I attempt to isolate and define the specific kind of power or force that typifies legal acts. I use the idea of legal records to do this.

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Large Language Models Are Unreliable Judges by Jonathan H. Choi :: SSRN

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Can large language models (LLMs) serve as "AI judges" that provide answers to legal questions? I conduct the first series of empirical experiments to

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