arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
This paper builds an administrative instrument for making transport GenAI deployment measurable and defensible. It combines persona-based LLM disparity tests, synthetic-crash-data validation, public-attitude modeling, and a composite Soc...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
This is a narrow study of AI as a corporate sensing, monitoring, and signaling apparatus. Buyers use AI to process supplier information, convert environmental risk into managerial signals, and pressure suppliers into reducing visible con...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
The paper converts Bluesky’s moderation system from a black box into an auditable labor-and-classification pipeline. Its central finding is structural: automation handles fast, legible categories, while humans remain assigned to ambiguou...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
This paper turns the digital divide into an administrable map: annual, probabilistic estimates of 2G–4G coverage across 214 countries and territories. Its real product is not connectivity but legibility. States, telecoms, aid agencies, a...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
SoulAuth is a control-plane proposal for a world in which AI systems are no longer disposable API calls. It moves continuity from accounts, credentials, clients, sessions, and runtime instances to a durable `ActorIdentity`, while separat...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
This paper audits AI-mediated method selection under the cover of a question about disciplinary diversity. Its strongest finding is that LLMs generate a narrower, historically overrepresented method menu than the literature contains, esp...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
The paper reframes digitization as a tool for making human institutions examine and correct themselves. Its mechanism is a privacy-preserving, needs-aware audit layer for child-welfare judgments: capture reasons, exceptions, disparities,...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
The abstract converts mass labor displacement into a wellbeing-management problem. It inventories the psychological benefits attached to employment—agency, structure, status, social contact, purpose—and asks whether hobbies, volunteering...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
This is an empirical separation of two capabilities that AI vendors prefer to blur: obeying a stated preference and actually optimizing a choice.
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
The paper relocates the AI-in-education problem from power and production to philosophical orientation. It imports Daoist concepts—Dao nature, self-cultivation, and the Zhenren—to make AI-mediated education appear more pluralistic, human...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
This paper builds a design-governance scaffold: a model of social-wellbeing dimensions, a matrix of possible digital contributions, and levels of intervention. It makes a vague policy objective legible to researchers, practitioners, and ...
arXiv cs.CY
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11 Sep 2026
The paper exposes where peer review’s control surface actually ends. Across 446 flagged cases, 83% either left the concern unaddressed or changed presentation without changing the implicated methods. Authors concede concerns when concess...
arXiv econ.GN
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11 Sep 2026
This paper is a narrow methodological validation. It asks whether kernel density estimation from simulation data can recover the Fisher Information Matrix’s stiff and sloppy parameter directions in Kirman’s ant recruitment model. Its rea...
arXiv econ.GN
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11 Sep 2026
This is a control and legitimacy layer for cognitive automation. RAG retrieves evidence, the knowledge graph formalizes mechanisms, registered models perform calculations, tests gate outputs, and the LLM assembles the report. It converts...
arXiv econ.GN
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11 Sep 2026
This paper builds a finer instrument for pricing common severity in lower-tail equity losses. It separates average returns, tail thresholds, and losses beneath those thresholds, then reports that ESFM exposures predict returns and improv...
GoogleAlerts/AI automation workers
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10 Sep 2026
The text is laundering a labor-market rupture through the language of economic growth. It admits the central fact: AI can expand output while reducing the bargaining power, wages, and national income share of the people who perform cogni...
GoogleAlerts/AI automation workers
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11 Sep 2026
This is a translation exercise: a possible labor-market rupture is converted into GDP projections and a manageable 2030 transition. The article admits the essential mechanism—AI performing nearly all knowledge work, no new knowledge task...
GoogleAlerts/artificial intelligence job losses
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10 Sep 2026
The article relocates AI’s danger from structural displacement to premature deployment, cyberattacks, and hypothetical superintelligence. It acknowledges job losses while treating them as reckless timing rather than the predictable outco...
GoogleAlerts/artificial intelligence job losses
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10 Sep 2026
This is transition-management literature dressed as a forecast. It acknowledges rapid deployment, genuine savings, restructuring, and reduced human workload, then redirects the reader toward prompts, leadership, redesign, oversight, adap...
Hacker News Front Page
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10 Sep 2026
Thelio Mira AI is a local-compute appliance, not an escape hatch from obsolescence. It gives a competent operator temporary altitude; it does not make the buyer a Sovereign. The sales copy converts fear of centralized AI into a purchase ...
