Demonstrates how newspaper signals can be leveraged for predicting crises using natural language processing techniques.

Planning for complex tasks is a key task for knowledge workers that is often time-consuming and depends on the manual extraction of knowledge from documents. In this research, we propose an end-to-end method, called PlanKG, that: (1) extracts knowledge graphs from full-text plan descriptions (FTPD); and (2) generates novel FTPD according to plan requirements and context information provided by users. From the knowledge graphs, activity sequences are obtained and projected into embedding spaces. We show that compressed activity sequences are sufficient for the search and generation of plan descriptions. The PlanKG method uses a pipeline consisting of decoder-only transformer models and encoder-only transformer models. To evaluate the PlanKG method, we conducted an experimental study for movie plot descriptions and compared our method with original FTPDs and FTPD summarizations. The results of this research has significant potential for enhancing efficiency and precision when searching and generating plans.

Public transport can be a sustainable and efficient way to provide mobility. However, its use is declining while the number of car owners is escalating. Previous research overlooks the dual nature of public transport in rural areas, as it can be both a mobility enabler and disenabler, and the question of how digitalisation can influence this is also not sufficiently considered. This paper attempts to fill this gap through a comprehensive literature review, including the consideration of regional characteristics and system design. For this purpose, 21 papers were analysed and the challenges and opportunities for improving public transport in rural areas were identified. The findings underscore the need for holistic approaches integrating technological, organizational, and societal dimensions to maximize the benefits of rural public transport and address mobility challenges effectively.

This paper explores the integration of quantum computing into service ecosystems to enhance manufacturing simulations.

Introduces quantum feature embeddings for improving the performance of graph neural networks.

REAVER introduces an attention-based sliding-window spectogram approach for real-time earthquake prediction.

This paper presents a Self Attention-based Convolutional Neural Network (SACNN) designed to detect fraudulent behavior in sports data.

Uses semantic priming and knowledge graphs to address and mitigate errors in language models.

Discusses the challenges and opportunities in requirements engineering for quantum computing in manufacturing.

Most people are aware of the huge benefits that Artificial Intelligence (AI) brings to humanity in terms of sustainable applications (AI for sustainability). Yet, the fewest face the environmental impacts caused by an AI over its complete lifecycle (Sustainability of AI), e.g., the energy consumption, regardless how beneficial its outputs are. This paper presents a systematic literature review on the existing approaches for conducting a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) on AI applications, alongside the key factors influencing their environmental impact. The study identifies critical environmental impact drivers of an AI over its life cycle, like the energy and resource consumption of hardware devices which provide the needed computing power. It underscores the importance of a holistic LCA approach considering operational and embodied energy use and the lifecycle impacts of data centers and other physical devices required for AI. The results provide critical insights for stakeholders looking to assess and mitigate the environmental impact of AI applications.

Introduces a framework for generating synthetic black swan events to model unpredictable crises.

This paper presents a novel approach for using quantum graph neural networks in simulating laser cutting processes.

ADA introduces a novel approach for automatic data annotation in data ecosystems.

AI-based scenario planning to predict and address energy crises in process industries.

Introduces the cascading scenario technique for automating crisis management in production systems.