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The Doctoral Degree as Interface: What Ph.D. Programs in Information Technology Reveal About How We Train Minds for Machine Futures
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When Machines Pollute the Study of Humans: The ELLIS-ELLIOT Reading Group Confronts a Methodological Crisis
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The Diagnostic Eye: Żaneta Świderska-Chadaj and the Art of Teaching Machines to See
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The Transparency Ecosystem Takes Shape: What the EU Code of Practice Reveals About Seeing AI
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The Regulatory Imagination: What Early Career Researchers Reveal About AI Governance
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Ars Electronica at 30: Where the Future Gets Rehearsed
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The Smiling Dog in the Flames: When AI Startups Appropriate the Art That Describes Them
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The Paradox of Principled Governance: When Kantian Ethics Meet Bureaucratic Reality
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When Objects Drift: Katharina Weinstock's "Post-Readymade" and the New Archaeology of Things
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Beyond Efficiency: Understanding the Well-Being of Warehouse Workers in the Age of Algorithmic Management
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The Velocity Generation: What Europe's Youngest AI Founders Reveal About the Continent's Shifting Ambitions
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The Listening Booth: What Politecnico di Milano's Sustainability Space Reveals About Institutional Design
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Between a Bot and a Hard Place: When AI Companions Meet Adolescent Vulnerability
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The Patient Journey as Interface: Munich's AI Healthcare Project and the Design of Medical Futures
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The Invisible Architecture of Return: Ukraine's Veterans Policy as a Test of European Belonging
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RAI@CHI: When Responsible AI Meets the Human Sensorium in Barcelona
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The Quiet Crisis: Why Mental Health for Founders Deserves a Stage
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Leaders Were Supposed to Eat Last. We Let the Market Eat First.
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