Age Of Digital Technology Research Articles

Clinical negligence claims in the age of digital technology

Clinical negligence claims in the age of digital technology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Hospitality Industry: A Review Article

Purpose – Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption is critical in the age of digital technology. This review article aims to evaluate the literature on AI in the hospitality industry. Method – A narrative synthesis was used in this review article. Moreover, the literature was reviewed systematically to explore AI in the hospitality industry. The literature and information were obtained from various books and research articles on EBSCO, Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science, and Science Direct. The inclusion criteria were studies that clearly defined AI in all aspects of the hospitality industry, were published and written in English and were peer-reviewed. Content analysis was employed. Results – The use of AI is a strategic and critical factor in economic development. Furthermore, AI technologies are increasingly being used as digital assistants. They help businesses in the hospitality industry in a variety of ways, including improving customer service, expanding operational capability, and lowering costs. However, there are some risks associated with AI advancements, such as job loss in low-tech sectors, loss of control due to robot autonomy, and safety, security, and privacy concerns. Conclusion – AI technologies have both positive and negative effects on the workforce and job employment in the hospitality industry. Recommendations – The recommendation is to consider a quantitative study regarding AI adoption in the hospitality industry or other sectors. Also, a qualitative approach could give a clear view of insight results for further study. Research Implications – This review article contributed to the existing literature on AI adoption in the hospitality industry. Hence, it could be used to guide future research on AI adoption in the hospitality industry. It may also aid academics in broadening their research by incorporating more potential elements. Practical Implications – This review article could lead to a better understanding of AI adoption in the hospitality industry. Moreover, it may assist business owners, managers, and marketers in the hospitality industry or any sector to achieve and enhance high business performance by implementing appropriate strategies to meet the needs and expectations of both customers and employees through the use of AI.

AI-Generated Misinformation: A Literature Review

The expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has signaled an entirely new era in which the creation and sharing of information, both correct and misleading, are becoming increasingly automated. This research of the literature explores the landscape of AI-generated misinformation, including its various manifestations, underlying technology, societal impact, and detection tools. This paper reviews articles from the Google Scholar database related to AI-Generated Misinformation focusing on the following research questions: the types, content distribution, detector variations, differences among the various tools, and strategies for developing AI-based tools. The result is to provide an absolute comprehension of this topic, underlining the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, robust detection methods, and media literacy with the intention to solve the ethical and societal issues it poses in the age of digital technology.

Artificial Intelligence in Wound Care Education: Protocol for a Scoping Review.

As healthcare continues evolving in the age of digital technology, the integration of artificial intelligence has emerged as a powerful force, particularly in wound care. The education of healthcare professionals in wound care is crucial for ensuring they acquire the necessary knowledge and skills, optimizing patient outcomes. This paper outlines the protocol for a scoping review with the goal of mapping and analyzing the current scientific evidence regarding the potential impact of artificial intelligence in wound care education. The current protocol follows the JBI methodological framework. The search was conducted in December 2023 in the following databases: CINAHL Complete (via EBSCOhost), MEDLINE (via PubMed), Cochrane Library, Academic Search Complete, Scientific Electronic Library Online (Scielo), Scopus, and Web of Science. Electronics searches were conducted in the Scientific Open Access Scientific Repositories of Portugal (RCAAP) and ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, OpenAIRE, and Open Dissertations databases to access gray literature. Additionally, searches were performed on Google Scholar and specific journals such as the International Wound Journal, Skin Research and Technology, Journal of Wound Care, and Wound Repair and Regeneration. The initial database searches retrieved a total of 11,323 studies. After removing duplicates, a total of 6450 studies were submitted for screening. Currently, 15 studies are included in this review, and data charting and analysis are underway. The findings of this scoping review will likely provide insights into the application of artificial intelligence in wound care education.

Construction and Research of Aerobics Teaching Evaluation Platform in Colleges and Universities in the Age of Digital Technology

Abstract As digital technology advances, college aerobics instruction must evolve to enhance teaching efficiency and quality through tech-based solutions. Traditional aerobics evaluation faces challenges like subjectivity, delayed feedback, and inefficiency, hindering quality improvement and modern teaching management. This study introduces a novel, efficient, scientific evaluation platform for aerobics teaching, focusing on quantitative assessment and refined management. The platform demonstrates significant benefits by developing an evaluation index system, utilizing a genetic algorithm for index weight optimization, and employing a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method for teacher performance. Results show enhanced student satisfaction, a notable 14.81% increase in assessment scores among the experimental group, and improved skill quality and application. This platform offers a fresh perspective and pathway for elevating aerobics teaching in higher education.

The effects of virtual business events on attitudes and behavioural intentions of Generation Z

THE AIMS OF THE PAPER The virtual form of business events has grown in popularity as a result of smart technology. The MICE industry is being challenged by the emergence of a new type of consumer on the business events market: members of Generation Z, who were born in the age of digital technology and some of them are currently enrolled in undergraduate programmes at universities. The relationship between members of Generation Z studying in higher education and virtual events is determined by unique characteristics. This paper focuses on identifying virtual business event challenges from the perspective of undergraduate students, as the younger generation becomes more involved in business events. METHODOLOGY Primary research was conducted among students enrolled in undergraduate economics programmes at two Hungarian universities. Our quantitative research reveals (1) roles in which university students tend to appear at virtual and face-to-face (F2F) business events and (2) lessons drawn regarding the organisation of virtual business events from the perspective of university students. We used an online self-filled questionnaire survey with 556 valid responses. MOST IMPORTANT RESULTS The main characteristic of Generation Z is their high level of knowledge of technology and their dependence on it. The results of the research show that students attend virtual business events as participants and speakers alike and that they find such events at least as useful as F2F business events. Nevertheless, it can be seen that university students represent a business potential for event organisers. Although university students found virtual events to be slightly more efficient, they still consider F2F events important. RECOMMENDATIONS In light of these findings, managerial implications are defined so that they represent innovative technologies and can encourage Generation Z members to become more involved in business events.

Navigating the Disruption of Digital and Conventional Media in Changing Media Consumption Landscape in Digital Era

The landscape of media consumption has undergone a significant transformation as a direct result of the proliferation of digital media in our century. This research study investigates the impact that digital media has had on traditional media formats, such as print, broadcast, and advertising. Specifically, the author investigates how the proliferation of digital platforms has had an effect on traditional media formats. This article examines the numerous ways in which digital media has disrupted traditional media by doing a thorough assessment of the available literature and conducting an analysis of the various ways in which digital media has changed consumer behaviour, business models, content generation, and distribution. Additionally, this article explores the difficulties and possibilities that traditional media confront in this age of digital technology and offers suggestions for how scholars and practitioners in the field of media might adapt to and succeed in this shifting environment.

On professional skill in the age of digital technology

This article is about professional skill and what happens when work is instrumented with technology. The purpose is to contribute to the understanding of the professional skill, its role and development in an increasingly digitalized working life. The article also argues that more research is needed to understand what is at stake in terms of professional skill in the age of digital technology. The research on which the article is based shows that people adapt their way of thinking and perceiving reality to the technology they use. This means that people are gradually becoming more and more like machines. There is an ongoing intellectual inner mechanization, which can be contrasted with the outer mechanization of human muscle power that the industrial revolution entailed. The intellectually mechanized man observes and describes reality in the terms of technology and loses the ability to discern nuances and make qualified judgments gradually. The concepts of Turing’s man and functional autism capture these phenomena. Tacit engagement is a concept that captures the tacit knowledge that can only be expressed when people share physical space. The concept draws attention to the importance of the physical space and the body and what is at stake in terms of interpersonal knowledge in the wake of digital communication technology. It is not machines with supposedly human abilities and characteristics that we need to pay attention to when working life becomes increasingly digitalized, but people who gradually become like machines. What is required to safeguard the knowledge that is unique to man is bildung, i.e., to see the limits of the technology and the abstract theoretical models one uses. Art, classical literature, and drama, with their more plastic language, can reach areas where mathematics and natural science cannot reach.

Smart Health Prediction and Drug Recommendation Using Data Mining

To ensure that the citizen and community are alive and in good health in the age of digital technology, the world must establish an excellent health system. Users of the system can communicate their symptoms and problems. After that, it analyses the user's symptoms to look for any potential illnesses. Here, we employ some clever data mining algorithms to identify the ailment that might be most accurately linked to the patient's symptoms. In the event that the system is unable to deliver accurate findings, it tells the user of the disease or ailment it believes the user's symptoms are related to. If a user's symptoms do not precisely match any condition in our database, it displays diseases that the user may likely have based on those symptoms. Together with feedback, contacts, and an administrator dashboard for system management, it also includes the doctor's address. According to this study, a data mining algorithm should be used to construct an effective health prediction system for patients.

Navigating Intellectual Property Rights: Fostering Innovation, Access, and Education in the Indian Context

This research paper aims to examine the current state of intellectual property rights (IPRs) and propose a way forward to address the challenges faced by various stakeholders in the global intellectual property landscape. Specifically, the paper will look at the state of intellectual property rights around the world. In this paper, researcher discussed the role that intellectual property rights (IPRs) play in fostering innovation, creativity, and economic growth. We also highlighted the controversies that surround IPRs, such as the debate on their impact on access to essential medicines and the balance between protection and competition. In addition to this, the article investigates the efforts made by education sector in India to promote IPR as an integral part of education and academics. The way forward that has been suggested involves taking a balanced approach that takes into account the interests of all of the stakeholders and acknowledges the changing nature of intellectual property in this age of digital technology. In its conclusion, researcheremphasizes the importance of continuing collaboration and conversation between policymakers, industry participants, and members of civil society in order to create a long-term and equitable intellectual property regime.

Libraries in the Age of Digital Technology: The Challenges and Opportunities of Digitization

Libraries in the Age of Digital Technology: The Challenges and Opportunities of Digitization

Philosophy of Personality and the Masses in the Context of Communication in the 20th-21st Centuries

Purpose. The article aims to analyse the consciousness of masses in the communication system of the 20th century projecting the individual level onto the social one. Theoretical basis. In the fields of philosophy and other humanities since the middle of the last century there has dominated an opinion that the category of mass and its communication are second-rate and non-elitist phenomena. Condensing the experience of human history (especially – the nineteenth century – the time of the bourgeois revolutions and the two world wars), such parameters were set by the creators of social psychology Gustave Le Bon and Sigmund Freud in their basic research "The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind", "Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego". Since ancient times the masses have really resembled immoral emotional neoformations, which minimized the individual qualities of the components of the whole and showed the features of a predominantly animal nature. It is no coincidence that those masses were called emotional, or just a crowd, regardless of the topos of existence: streets and squares, or the infospace of the first mass media (newspapers, radio, cinema, television). However, analysing the crowd, the scientists noted that this is only an extreme modification of the mass, and, in addition to it, there may be others – quite the opposite in their nature. With the advent of the World Wide Web, the situation has changed: scientists and futurists have been talking about the mass of intellectuals, which seems to be formed and combined in the field of information technology. And it surpasses the traditional elite in many respects. Originality. Having analysed the works of classic and modern researchers, we came to the conclusion that in fact the masses, like individuals (according to C. G. Jung), are divided into four types. Correspondingly, each of them has its own behaviour, psychology, philosophy etc. This article focuses on beliefs and ideological positions as the basis for the functioning of emotional, sensory, intuitive and rational masses in the context of 20th century philosophy. The object of our analysis was the philosophical schools of neo-positivism, hermeneutics, psychoanalysis, existentialism, pragmatism, anthropology, phenomenology, and others. Conclusions. According to our assumption, regardless of the type of mass and direction of modern philosophy as a field of its implementation, rationalism comes to the fore everywhere (as a primary source and theoretical basis or motivation). Thus, it can be concluded that the rational mass now dominates, not emotional (which was thoroughly described by Le Bon and Freud). And this is quite natural in the age of digital technology.

Decoding art communication studies in the age of digital technology: Toward the redefining and reshaping of the medium

The new age of consumption demands that art communication studies be redefined and reshaped. Media and media innovation have been main concerns in the research of art communication. Integration experience is becoming the core of the innovation of new consumption in China, as infrastructure, media content, consumption context, and structure change under the influence of digital scenarios. New forms of media revolutionize art communication media, which are being reshaped in aspects of communication such as form, content, function, and carrier. The reshaping is happening with the development of theories and new forms of business, emergence of new consumption, new technology integration, media integration, and so on. Therefore, the life-changing development of media integration determines the strategic and practical significance of the third media.

Hotel Performance in the Digital Era: Roles of Digital Marketing, Perceived Quality and Trust

Over the past 15 years, online travel agencies (OTAs), such as Booking.com and Expedia.com, have grown significantly. This growth is correlated with their spending on R&D and marketing initiatives. Digital marketing promotes services and products by using an electronic platform. This study aims to ascertain the role of digital marketing in perceived quality and consumer confidence in hotel performance in the age of digital technology. This quantitative study employs statistical testing, namely the partial least squares (PLS) design, in order to understand the link between the two aforementioned variables. In the meantime, the authors conducted a data search by going through a Google form questionnaire on hotel visitors in Tangerang, specifically between October 2020 and October 2021. The survey questionnaires were distributed to 145 respondents, and Smart PLS 3.0 was used in the analytic procedure. The results of digital marketing, including consumer perceptions of quality and trust, play a key role in hotel success. This conclusion is a succinct summary of the research findings in the hope that it will be useful for future research on a comparable topic by academics and other hotel managers.

Cryptography-Based Medical Signal Securing Using Improved Variation Mode Decomposition with Machine Learning Techniques.

There is no question about the value that digital signal processing brings to the area of biomedical research. DSP processors are used to sample and process the analog inputs that are received from a human organ. These inputs come from the organ itself. DSP processors, because of their multidimensional data processing nature, are the electrical components that take up the greatest space and use the most power. In this age of digital technology and electronic gizmos, portable biomedical devices represent an essential step forward in technological advancement. Electrocardiogram (ECG) units are among the most common types of biomedical equipment, and their functions are absolutely necessary to the process of saving human life. In the latter part of the 1990s, portable electrocardiogram (ECG) devices began to appear on the market, and research into their signal processing and electronics design capabilities continues today. System-on-chip (SoC) design refers to the process through which the separate computing components of a DSP unit are combined onto a single chip in order to achieve greater power and space efficiency. In the design of biomedical DSP devices, this body of research presents a number of different solutions for reducing power consumption and space requirements. Using serial or parallel data buses, which are often the region that consumes the most power, it is possible to send data between the system-on-chip (SoC) and other components. To cut down on the number of needless switching operations that take place during data transmission, a hybrid solution that makes use of the shift invert bus encoding scheme has been developed. Using a phase-encoded shift invert bus encoding approach, which embeds the two-bit indication lines into a single-bit encoded line, is one way to solve the issue of having two distinct indicator bits. This method reduces the problem. The PESHINV approach is compared to the SHINV method that already exists, and the comparison reveals that the suggested PESHINV method reduces the total power consumption of the encoding circuit by around 30 percent. The computing unit of the DSP processor is the target of further optimization efforts. Virtually, all signal processing methods need memory and multiplier circuits to function properly.

The Effectiveness of the Practice of Digital Leadership and Information Technology among Public School Principals in the Southern Mazar District from Their Point of View

This study aimed to identify the effectiveness of the practice of digital leadership and information technology among public school principals in the Southern Mazar District from their point of view. The study sample consisted of (64) principals, and to collect data, a questionnaire was developed that consisted of three main dimensions (visionary leadership, learning culture in the age of digital technology, excellence in professional practices). Its validity and reliability were confirmed, and the study used the descriptive approach to suit the purposes of this study, and the study concluded: The decrease in the effectiveness of the practice of digital leadership and information technology among government school principals in the Southern Mazar Brigade from their point of view. In the field of excellence in professional practice, learning culture in the age Digital and Medium for visionary leadership. The results also showed that there were no statistically significant differences at the significance level (α = 0.05), in the effectiveness of the practice of digital leadership and information technology among government school principals in the Southern Mazar District from their point of view, according to gender, educational qualification. Based on the results of the study, some recommendations were made, including raising the educational level of school workers, working to provide electronic programs for the work environment to keep pace with the development of work in the public and private sectors. Keywords: Information Technology, Digital Leadership. DOI: 10.7176/JEP/13-20-10 Publication date: July 31 st 2022

Monitoring and Prevention of Child Abuse Using IoT

Abstract: The word future has a similar meaning to the word children. Today's children are tomorrow's youngsters, and it is vital to preserve their dreams and lives for the future, as Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam said, "Youngsters are the future pillars of one's nation." As a result, every parent should look after their own children. Without allowing them to descend into the abyss of abuse. In today's age of digital technology and global computing, everyone is connected to one another in a variety of ways. In today's global computing environment, child and female harassment, chain snatchings, kidnappings, sexual harassments, eve teasing, and other forms of abuse are on the rise, making people feel more scared and powerless.

IDOL: Retrofit-Kotlin Service-Based Online Digital Library Application and College Open Data Repository

Digital libraries promise new social benefits, especially for e-learning in the age of digital technology. Integrated Online Digital Libraries are required to have professional knowledge and information on one service. Digital library innovation still needs to be researched regarding initiation; development; application; exploitation; the role of the external competitive environment; the role of the organization's internal environment; and products, services, and process outcomes. In the research, the Integrated Digital Online Library – IDOL application developed will fulfill every feature of the digital library system where four core concepts (Content, User, Functionality, Quality, Policy, and Architecture) as the core model of IDOL need to be considered in relation to four main and interrelated factors. interact with the developed digital library system, and special studies are still needed on this development research. This research focuses on the development of the Integrated Digital Online Library – IDOL by implementing Retrofit-Kotlin as a highly secure REST-client library for Java and Android. The RAD (Rapid Application Development) method is used in the development process of this platform. The results of this study still need further development, both regarding functionality, interactive and collaborative web various functions are still needed. Regarding user feedback, both the interface is a factor that must be considered in future development. Regarding data speed, we adopted the HTTP/2 protocol as a data loading strategy and the IDOL platform has successfully implemented the use of Retrofit-Kotlin. Based on the test results, the level of failure in the UT-7, UT-8, and UT-10 tests with achievements of less than 80% of respondents failed to answer. For a success rate above 80% on UT-1, UT-2, UT-3, UT-4, UT-5, UT-6, and UT-9 tests

Lična prava i prava autorstva na internetu

In this scientific paper, an analysis of the ways of realization and protecting personal rights and author's rights on the Internet has been done. During the research and development of the scientific paper, the methods of analysis and the inductive-deductive method were used. The rapid spread of digital communication technology has caused profound social changes and disturbances. Thanks to their rapid and unpredictable development at the global level, certain phenomena that were unthinkable in the past are common today and pose a great challenge for individuals and companies, as well as for countries. The emergence of the Internet and digital technology has also changed the way personal rights and author's rights are achieved and violated. The author came to the conclusion that the age of digital technology and the Internet has a strong impact on personal rights and author's rights, as well as on the already established legal framework for their protection, both locally and internationally.

Deportes electrónicos (e-sports). Cuerpo, tecnología digital y subjetividad

In this essay some ideas are presented to analyze the incipient sportsmanship of video games and their entry into the sports arena, in relation to digital technology, to the body and to the production of a subjectivity in late modern society. Electronic sports or e-sports can be thought both as entertainment and body training, differently from other traditional sports. The organic body seems to have found its’ great limitations, becoming more and more obsolete and outdated in the age of digital technology. Electronic sports, as practices and products of the cultural industry, are bound to social acceleration and must bet on the principles of faith in progress, updating, technologization, massiveness and spectacularization typical of the sports phenomenon. In this way, they seem to find their success and legitimacy in the new production of sensitivities that serve those of seduction and excitement of the senses, and that are determined to fight against boredom, upholding the individual's constant obligation to enjoyment. This short essay aims to establish some minimum theoretical coordinates, as well as possible empirical ways to explain how electronic sports work, which new elements they provide, and which are still mere reproduction of logics and senses previously investigated.