The IDHUS Institute

08

Nov

AI Technology Monitor

Learning by Returning: What a Child-Speech Study Reveals About AI Memory

Much of the conversation about artificial intelligence concerns the next source of training data. A different question is what a learning system does with experience it has already received. Does…

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07

Nov

AI Technology Monitor

When an AI Agent Must Keep Working: Mistral Studio and the Engineering of Durable Automation

An AI agent completing a short demonstration can appear remarkably self-contained. It receives a request, chooses a tool and returns a useful result. A production process is less tidy. The…

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07

Nov

AI Developments

Who Gets to Know Nature? AI, Ecological Evidence and the Future of Conservation

An environmental decision often begins with an uneven view of the place it concerns. One habitat may have years of surveys, another a few photographs, and a third extensive local…

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06

Nov

Artificial Intelligence for Public Governance

AI-Powered Document Management in Public Administration

If there is one element that quietly underpins almost every activity within public administration, it is the document. Long before computers, databases, and digital platforms became part of everyday government…

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05

Nov

Concepts and Fundamentals of Institutional Cognition

When the Real Problem Lives Between Departments

When an institution produces a poor outcome, one of the most natural responses is to look for the part that failed. Which department made the mistake? Which team missed the…

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04

Nov

AI Developments

When AI Brings a Scan Closer to Home: The Human Stakes of Maternal Ultrasound

A scan is often discussed as an image or a measurement. For the person seeking it, access also means a journey, time away from work, an available appointment and somebody…

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