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Controlling Autonomous AI

Controlling Autonomous AI examines how organisations can retain meaningful control as AI agents are given authority to take consequential actions across enterprise systems. The paper introduces three linked ideas: Control Illusion, where formal controls remain present but no long...

Creative idea evaluation affects trust in decision-makers: the interpersonal consequences of creative idea recognition (failure)

Despite organizations espousing a desire for creative ideas, decision-makers often do not recognize creative ideas and reject them. We ask what the consequences of creative idea recognition failure are for the relationship between the idea generator (as well as others who witness...

Long-term effects of cognitive-behavioral therapy for adults with ADHD: results from an 8-year randomized controlled trial follow-up

Abstract Background To evaluate the provisional long-term durability of group cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) benefits 8 years post-baseline and to explore tentative associations between digital booster engagement and the maintenance of treatment gains in adults with ADHD. Met...

After the AI Liability Directive: Civil Liability for Healthcare AI and the Limits of EU Risk Regulation

Abstract Following the withdrawal of the proposed AI Liability Directive in 2025, claims concerning harm caused by healthcare AI continue to be addressed through product liability, national medical liability and sectoral regulation. This article analyses that architecture through...