Reviews
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When reform learns the language of hierarchy
A study of Indonesian public administration asks how modern reforms can renew older hierarchies. An AE…
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When participation keeps a city going, who changes the decision?
A new review maps how informal networks support marginalised urban residents. An AE reading asks when…
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When a research paper becomes a tool, who remains responsible?
Nature’s Paper2Agent study makes research methods easier to reuse through AI agents. An AE review distinguishes…
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A cheap chip is not the same as a cheap consequence
A peer-reviewed low-carbon-computing paper examines the electronics hidden in everyday products. An AE reading asks why…
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Who has to do the work of making research greener?
A peer-reviewed workshop paper offers sustainability advocates practical training. An AE reading asks what changes when…
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When the feed gets it right, can you still leave?
An accepted ASSETS study separates relevant short-video recommendations from the ability to stop. An AE reading…
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When AI helps with the answer, who gets the practice?
A new experiment asks whether feedback about AI use can protect opportunities to practise. An EdgeLab…
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Can AI produce better research ideas? What happens after the brainstorm matters
AI can suggest novel research ideas. An EdgeLab review asks what happens when those ideas meet…
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What makes AI ethical? Reading Larry Medsker’s AI and Ethics Handbook
A preliminary review of Larry Medsker’s AI and Ethics Handbook, exploring critical AI literacy, governance and…
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From living processes to practical change: reading Dowie and Tempone-Wiltshire through AE
A critical review of Dowie and Tempone-Wiltshire on process philosophy and complexity, exploring feedback, autopoiesis and…
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