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This paper examines the integration of information (knowledge and data) across domains in the public sector, namely in Canadian government.

This paper situates the TikTok app within a larger ever-evolving corporate ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of seeing platform tools as relational, contextual, and historical.

This paper offers a systematic information systems approach to mapping changes to TikTok’s software-based resources and considers the implications of changes to TikTok’s tools for cultural producers and the process of cultural production on social media platforms.

This paper evaluates the performance of three traditional commercially available list-based and machine learning-based gender inference tools—Namsor, Gender-API, and genderize.io, comparing gender inference-specific tools with the generative AI tool ChatGPT.

This empirical study evaluates the impact of COVID-19 on research innovation in AI using patent publications as a proxy.