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Addressing Negative Commons Governance with Positive Commons Principles
arXiv:2606.04563v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Computing is accompanied by both positive and negative commons throughout its lifecycle of creation, execution, and disposal. We examine two governance systems situated within this lifecycle -- global e-waste trade and the Linux kernel community -- to evaluate whether Elinor Ostrom's eight design principles for common-pool resource (CPR) governance extend to the management of negative common-pool resources (NCPRs).
Dr Amir Khan reveals 'most common' symptom he sees as a GP and when it could be deadly
Dr Amir Khan reveals 'most common' symptom he sees as a GP and when it could be deadly This symptom can be "excruciating", he warned A doctor revealed the “most common” symptom he sees as a GP and when to seek immediate medical help. He also warned that “not all headaches are the same”. In a video uploaded to his Instagram, Doctor Amir Khan highlighted how prevalent headaches are.
Pharmacist warns of shortage of 188 common NHS drugs - full list
Pharmacist warns of shortage of 188 common NHS drugs - full list Pharmacist says NHS drugs shortage is the 'worst' he's known as supply issues hit dozens of common medications A pharmacist has warned that the current drugs shortage is the 'worst I've ever known' as supply problems affect dozens of everyday medicines. Some drugs used to treat conditions ranging from high blood pressure to diabetes are running low, with certain patients reportedly struggling to obtain their regular...
Common plastics soak up ballistic impacts thanks to a cross-linking molecule
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Computer-Aided Tagging on Wikimedia Commons: Designing for Human-AI Collaboration in Open Knowledge Work
arXiv:2605.30800v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: This study investigates Wikimedia Commons contributors' lived experiences with the Computer-Aided Tagging (CAT) tool, an AI-assisted image tagging system designed to improve Commons' discoverability, searchability, accessibility, and multilingual support. Using a qualitative analysis of 595 CAT-related community comments from 11 wiki pages and 16 in-depth interviews, we identify seven key issues that contributed to CAT's mixed reception and...
ITV expert Dr Amir Khan says there's 5 common reasons you feel tired all the time
ITV expert Dr Amir Khan says there's 5 common reasons you feel tired all the time If you've been feeling tired all the time, TV doctor and NHS GP Dr Amir Khan has outlined the most common causes of fatigue - and when you should seek medical advice Are you tired of constantly feeling tired? If that's the case, NHS GP and TV doctor Amir Khan has pinpointed the most frequent causes of the issue - and outlined what steps you can take to address it. The NHS recommends that adults should target an...
Oncologist says common drink can help slash risk of bowel cancer 17pc
Oncologist says common drink can help slash risk of bowel cancer 17pc UK research found simple changes can improve your health and wellbeing Drinking one glass of milk a day could significantly reduce the risk of bowel cancer, according to research. A study by Oxford University and Cancer Research UK found adding one glass of milk a day to your diet could reduce the risk of bowel cancer by 17%. Bowel cancer is the fourth most common in the UK and cases have been growing rapidly among younger...
Mum's warning as toddler, 1, 'poisoned' by common plant with deadly toxin on family walk
Mum's warning as toddler, 1, 'poisoned' by common plant with deadly toxin on family walk Daisy Hall’s youngest daughter, Winnie, chewed on a rhododendron while sitting in her pushchair as the family visited Attingham Park in Shropshire A mum-of-four is warning other parents about the dangers of a common garden plant, after her one-year-old daughter was poisoned during a family day out. Daisy Hall’s youngest daughter, Winnie, chewed on a rhododendron while sitting in her pushchair as the...
Are Common Substructures Transferable? Riemannian Graph Foundation Model with Neural Vector Bundles
arXiv:2606.03270v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Foundation models have sparked a revolution via a pretraining-adaptation paradigm, with recent efforts extending this success to graphs. Unlike other modalities, graphs contain rich structural patterns, yet their structural transferability remains poorly understood. Prior studies consider common substructures in the discrete realm, and we are motivated by a fundamental question: Are common substructures transferable?
Hollywood studios and union find common ground on use of artificial intelligence
Hollywood studios and union find common ground on use of artificial intelligence Hollywood studios have found common ground with union leaders on a newly negotiated agreement that was approved by the national board earlier this month. Artificial intelligence was a sticking point for many and new protections were introduced to control its use. As Hollywood's performers cast their ballots to approve the latest negotiated contract, union leaders say they have made some progress in conversations...