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Field notes from the commons.

FAIR Was Never Built for Machine Learning
AI technology
May 4, 2026

FAIR Was Never Built for Machine Learning

The FAIR Guiding Principles — Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable — emerged from a 2014 workshop at the Lorentz Center in Leiden, were formalised by…

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What Born-Digital Archives Are Losing Before Anyone Notices
Technology
May 4, 2026

What Born-Digital Archives Are Losing Before Anyone Notices

There is a category of loss that archivists have spent two decades naming and still have not solved: the loss that accumulates not through flood, fire, or inst…

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When Catalogs Hallucinate: Provenance and Trust in Retrieval-Augmented Library Search
AI technology
Apr 30, 2026

When Catalogs Hallucinate: Provenance and Trust in Retrieval-Augmented Library Search

A discovery layer that confidently surfaces a citation that does not exist is not a bug. It is the predictable consequence of stacking a generative layer on to…

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When Behaviour Replaces Identity in Online Gambling Systems
Technology
Apr 27, 2026

When Behaviour Replaces Identity in Online Gambling Systems

KYC was never meant to define the full architecture of player experience. It entered the system as a regulatory necessity — a checkpoint designed to confirm id…

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Algorithmic Entertainment in Online Gambling and the Engineering of Player Engagement
Web Innovations
Apr 16, 2026

Algorithmic Entertainment in Online Gambling and the Engineering of Player Engagement

The global online gambling industry has evolved into a highly sophisticated digital entertainment ecosystem driven by data science, behavioral psychology, and…

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Global Reach, Diverse Impact: Rereading the 2004 Manifesto
Web Innovations
Apr 16, 2026

Global Reach, Diverse Impact: Rereading the 2004 Manifesto

What the original JCDL theme understood about cross-regional collaboration — and what the digital edition inherits twenty-two years later.

By Allison Powell Read →