Ranks distinct AI gain and problem claims from the published record. Scores reward impact, independent source strength, scale, confidence, and recency.
On March 12, 2025, an umbrella review in the Journal of Medical Internet Research synthesized 18 reviews from 274 screened records on AI in nursing. It found consistent reports of potential advances in patient care and clinical workflows alongside an urgent push to update nursing curricula with AI-driven tools and ethics training.
Published March 24 2025 in the BMJ, this methods article describes PROBAST+AI, an updated assessment tool for prediction models built with regression or artificial intelligence methods. It splits assessment into model development and model evaluation, each organized around participants and data sources, predictors, outcome, and analysis domains.
Published 25 April 2025, this peer-reviewed case study examines Roblox as a child-focused Metaverse platform, analyzing why automated and human moderation struggles with real-time interactions and massive volumes of user-generated content and documenting failures that left young users exposed to inappropriate content and predatory risks.
On April 2 2025, a peer-reviewed overview in Science China Information Sciences described the integration of AI and 6G as a transformative paradigm, organizing it into AI for network, network for AI, and AI as a service, and reviewing driving factors, architectural principles, quality of AI service, and standardization efforts.
This peer-reviewed paper examines how recent advances in Generative AI are transforming creative industries by affecting the meaningfulness of work. It applies a framework covering task integrity, skill cultivation, task significance, autonomy, and belongingness to specialist, embedded, and support creatives.
A peer-reviewed study published May 16, 2026 developed and validated a Triple-Intelligence Framework for workforce analytics that combines AI intelligence for pattern detection, human intelligence for interpretation and ethics, and organizational intelligence for governance, based on a 2017-2025 literature review.
Researchers analyzed baseline evaluation data from the rollout of Magic Note, an AI-assisted recording tool, in a Scottish Local Authority social work department, involving surveys, focus groups and free-text responses from practitioners.
A May 2026 law review article examines mixed musical works that contain a blend of human and generative AI elements, arguing they occupy a copyright 'Dead Man's Land' in the United States. It describes a landscape where federal guidance is non-binding and circuit courts issue contradictory fair-use rulings, forcing the U.S. Copyright Office to inspect mixed works on a case-by-case basis.
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