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The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies has fundamentally transformed our world in recent decades. This book seeks to explore these profound changes, offering insights from professionals across diverse fields and examining the potential of AI.

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies has fundamentally transformed our world in recent decades. This book seeks to explore these profound changes, offering insights from professionals across diverse fields and examining the potential of AI.

This study is about the problem of minimal valid graph coloring, first in the form of games and then of resolution algorithms.

Delves into the nexus of cybersecurity, data science, and sustainable development in a variety of areas. The book serves as a comprehensive guide for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders navigating the complex landscape of cyber security and data science in the pursuit of sustainable development across HEICC domains.

Gateway Routing Selection Schemes for Post Disaster Recovery in Mobile AdHoc Networks bridges the gap by providing practical guidelines for an efficient design and performance evaluation of gateway selection schemes to manage the load balancing.

This volume brings together eminent scholars from various parts of the world, representing different fields of knowledge in order to explore the social, cultural, political, and economic effects of the development of new technologies.

The book covers the emerging communication and computational technologies for future cyber-physical systems, discusses the security of in-vehicle communication protocols using automotive embedded systems, presenting an in-depth analysis across various domains such as manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, and smart cities.

This book explores, from a feminist and intersectional perspective, how masculinities have been (re)negotiated in today's European digital sphere. By considering new gender-based European trends and scenarios, the book addresses masculinities in a time of social, political, economic, and cultural transformations in Europe.

This book explores the intersections of gender, religion and migration within the context of post-independent Zimbabwe, with a specific focus on how gender disparities impact economic development. It addresses the need for gender equity, gender inclusion and gender mainstreaming in both religious and societal institutions.

This volume explores the broad and rich spectrum of contemporary phenomenological engagement with digital technologies. By focusing on plural forms of the digital, it offers arobust and flexible framework for contemporary phenomenological investigations in the digital age.

The creation of complex integrated systems is, in itself, complex. It requires immense planning, a large team of people with diverse backgrounds, based in dispersed geographical locations (and countries) supposedly working to a coordinated schedule and cost.

How culture shapes the design and use of technology-and how we can resist the one-size-fits-all approach to technology designRobots that encroach on your personal space, baffling emojis, a chatbot that gives you an answer that seems terribly rude-does any of this sound familiar? If so, you may know what it feels like to experience a clash of cultures, or even culture shock, in technology. Culture-shared values, norms, and behaviors-influences both the design of technology and its use. An encounter with new technology can teach us to embrace the unfamiliar, but a mismatch between design and user can create misunderstanding and loss of trust, and can even become a tool of digital imperialism. In Digital Culture Shock, computer scientist Katharina Reinecke travels through countries and cultures around the world to show the many fascinating ways that technology design and use can differ. Reinecke argues that technology is inherently cultural because developers apply their own knowledge and experiences when creating it. And this can make the technology fail in other settings. For example, robotaxis trained on driver behavior on a California highway are paralyzed when confronted with the more complicated traffic flows of Egypt. Western online social networks, designed to convey one's individuality, violate the need to preserve the image of a family in more group-oriented cultures. Likewise, the visual complexity common in many East Asian websites can be overwhelming to North Americans and European users, who tend to prefer simpler designs. Making it clear what's at stake, Reinecke urges us to resist generalizing our own cultural peccadillos in technology design.

The fully revised third edition of Katharine Hill's wise and encouraging book on parenting in the digital world. A lifeline for parents and carers, this book offers practical advice on screen time and social media, as well as cyberbullying, grooming and pornography, with new content on gaming and 'sharenting'