Forthcoming content

Each volume of Journal of AI, Robotics & Workplace Automation consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles scheduled for Volume 3 include:

• How AI and automation is changing the regulatory landscape in central banking: A cross-cultural jurisdiction view on how AI is shaping the future of regulation
  Arunita Roy Data Efficiency and Innovation Reserve Bank of Australia et al
• Enabling Generative AI through use cases in a big enterprise
  Enrique Mora C-level Advisor and Consultant, Digital, Content and Technology Nestlé Global and Luca Dell’Orletta, Global Head of Information Technology Innovation for the Nestlé Group
• Building resilient SMEs: Harnessing large language models for cyber security in australia
  Ben Kereopa-Yorke, Senior Security Specialist at a multinational Telco
• The potential of algorithmic pricing to increase company value
  Matthias Lederer. Full Professor of Information Systems, Technical University of Applied Sciences Amberg-Weiden et al
• Generative AI and the need to shift from human in the loop to AI in the loop
  Jim Sterne Board Chair Digital Analytics Association
• Minimize model risk management oversight for cybersecurity solutions
  Liming Brotcke, Quantitative Manager, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
• Analysis of ChatGPT and the future of artificial intelligence: Its impact on teaching and learning
  Gunja Sah Department Head of Finance Tribhuvan University, Nepal
• Regulatory and policy considerations within Artificial Intelligence
  Anna Wennäkoski
• Generative AI - new uses and developments
  Sudha Jamthe, Stanford Continuing Studies and at BusinessSchoolofAI.com, et al
• Business value of Generative AI use cases
  Fuad Henricks, Data & AI Europe Market, Accenture
• Using Generative AI to enhance the customer service
  Jo Causon Rachel McFaul CEO Inst. of Customer Service
• Applications and developments of GenAI in the real estate sector
  Michael Ewert Global Head of JLLT Advisory JLL/Technologies
• Automation and AI in the workplace: The future of work is more complex than ever
  Chelsea Perino Managing Director, Global Marketing & Communications The Executive Centre
• What is in the black box: The ethical implications of algorithms and transparency in the age of the GDPR
  Senna Mougdir, Supervision Office, Dutch Data Protection Authority, The Netherlands
• Are businesses giving AI the support it needs to grow and scale
  Nathalie Zeghmouli Strategic Business Development Manager Intercloud
• Towards hybrid self-learning ontologies
  Simon Preis, Full professor of Quantitative Business at the Amberg-Weiden Technical University of Applied Sciences