How the pioneering AI law enables the NGI’s aim of establishing key technological building blocks of tomorrow’s Internet and shaping the future Internet as an interoperable platform ecosystem that embodies the values that Europe holds dear: openness, inclusivity, transparency, privacy, cooperation, and protection of data.
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Keeping Players Hooked: Story-Driven iGaming Ecosystem
This GitHub project explores how to:
✅ Build modular narrative systems that expand over seasons and quests. ✅ Design story-powered payment systems that turn transactions into experiences. ✅ Grow sustainable gaming enterprises around live storytelling, community co-creation, and ethical monetization. ✅ Create ecosystems where players return not out of compulsion, but love for the story.
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Saptarishi Futures: An Indian Intergenerational Wayfinding Framework
An Intergenerational Future Study model contextualized within Indian mythology, folklore, and generational value systems. This fusion explores ancient cultural wisdom and modern anticipatory governance to imagine just, inclusive, and regenerative futures across generations.
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Yakshi: A Transmedia Narrative Exploration
At Smart Story Labs, we are excited to announce a new GitHub project that dives into the transmedia narrative of Yakshi – reimagining this South Asian folklore spirit as a lens to explore cross-cultural storytelling, feminist hauntings, and ecological narratives.
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The Rainbow Economy Model Leads to Holistic Circular Model
The Rainbow Economy Model is a theoretical framework that proposes a holistic and inclusive approach to economic development. This model emphasizes the importance of diversity, equality, and sustainability in driving economic growth and prosperity. It recognizes that a vibrant and resilient economy is built upon a diverse range of industries, businesses, and individuals, each contributing their unique strengths and perspectives. The Rainbow Economy Model promotes the integration of social, environmental, and economic factors in decision-making processes, aiming to create a balanced and equitable society. This research aims to explore the principles and potential implications of the Rainbow Economy Model, assess its feasibility in different contexts, and identify strategies for its implementation. The research adopts mixed methodology to ascertain the holistic sustainability circular model namely the “The Rainbow Economy Model”. The practical, the social implications are quite evident, and the contribution is the data collected for future research and the Rainbow model of Sustainability.
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The Usefulness of Big Data and IoT/AI at Dubai University. Kurdish Studies, 12(2), pp.6198-6220
Digital transformation is disrupting most sectors and most so the education sector. Universities across the world are using technology to reach out to students and to deliver classes remotely enabling students and staff to adopt modern emerging technologies. Dubai University, based in the heart of a technological hub, has the unique opportunity to leverage cutting-edge technologies like Big Data, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to revolutionize its academic and operational landscape. This research study explores the usefulness of emerging technologies in enhancing Educational Experiences by analyzing Big Data of student learning patterns, engagement levels, and performance to unlock personalized learning pathways, adaptive courseware, and targeted interventions. AI-powered tutoring systems and virtual labs offer immersive and customized learning experiences shortly. IoT sensors can monitor and manage energy consumption, building security, and resource allocation, leading to sustainable and efficient campus operations. AI-powered systems can automate administrative tasks, streamline processes, and provide predictive maintenance for facilities. The main contribution of the study is using PLS-SEM modeling to analyze Big Data enabling researchers to extract insights from vast datasets and make data-driven discoveries. AI-powered tools can aid in research design, data analysis, and scientific simulation, fostering a culture of innovation. This study will employ a mixed-method approach, utilizing quantitative data analysis of existing university data sets and qualitative interviews with stakeholders. The findings will contribute to developing a strategic roadmap for the optimal integration of Big Data, IoT, and AI within Dubai University’s ecosystem. This research aims to position Dubai University as a pioneer in education and innovation, setting a benchmark for higher education institutions in the region and beyond. The study aims to provide insights to empower decision-makers at Dubai University to make well-informed choices regarding the adoption and integration of emerging technologies. The study facilitates strategic planning by comprehensively grasping the challenges and opportunities presented by digital transformation. Moreover, it guides resource allocation and offers recommendations for leveraging data analytics to support students who may be at risk.
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The impact of India-UK co-production agreement: A systematic review of transmedia storytelling and business models in films
The concept of transmedia storytelling is unique in the sense that it entails telling different portions of a story on separate media platforms. Furthermore, it varies from other forms of cross-platform distribution. The adaption of transmedia storytelling perspectives and business models in creative co-production ventures is an evolving phenomenon, which presents scarce evidence in extant studies. In the light of the recent India-UK co-production treaty, this paper is aimed at offering a thematic analysis of evidence concerning the transmedia storytelling and business models in films and co-production ventures. The paper reviews existing studies and published work over the past fifty years to suggest a thematic map of research for future research ventures in this fairly under-researched area. Along with several crucial findings, the study confirms that more focused studies in the area will help to form clear assertions about the cultural, artistic, and economical possibilities of the film co-production agreement between the Republic of India and the United Kingdom and bilateral impacts of the same in creative agendas. The study offers crucial practical and theoretical implications for future analysis of the creative progression of co-production elements, which will also map the developmental graph of transmedia evolution, and also the variables involved in the exchange of practice facilities and infrastructure between the two countries.