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This paper seeks to explore the history of artificial intelligence (AI) and explainable AI (XAI), including its recent role in a multitude of disciplines, such as healthcare, finance and law. The paper seeks to explore both the advantages and disadvantages of deploying XAI in the concerned fields and to visualise its use in the future.

By consolidating the current landscape of breast cancer diagnosis and exploring the major AI methodologies and their clinical applications, this review evaluates the challenges and ethical considerations surrounding AI implementation and considers future directions for integrating AI into breast cancer care.

The expansion of cross-border commerce has made the question of when English courts may exercise jurisdiction over foreign defendants one of the most contested issues in private international law. This paper evaluates the English jurisdictional framework in three stages.

This paper asks how electric propulsion in modern eVTOLs compares with traditional ways of flying and what challenges will decide whether electric flying vehicles become part of everyday travel.

Greenhouse gases are an increasingly present threat to our environment, and to preserve the lifetime of our planet, reductions in emissions are necessary. This paper examines hydrogen turbines for reducing emissions, explores the current operational challenges and presents one potential solution in the form of ceramic matrix composites designed for this application.

This paper seeks to understand the impacts of tariffs and retaliatory tariffs imposed during the US-China Trade War. The paper examines the effects on both the USA and China, and also the effects on trade relations and global supply chains.

This paper examines the extent to which World Bank lending contributed to labour market transformation in Vietnam between 2000 and 2020. Using a desk review of academic literature, World Bank reports and policy documents, this paper analyses the relationship between World Bank financing, domestic reforms and broader economic developments.

Competition law aims to promote healthy competition within a country. In this research paper, the authors focus on traditional aspects of competition law, regulated by the European Commission (EC), and discuss how AI can have positive and negative implications in the region of competition.

Using case studies from Greece, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, this article examines how the International Monetary Fund can balance economic recovery and long-term financial stability with social equity.

Advances in artificial intelligence and neurotechnology are transforming the way researchers interpret brain activity. This paper explores how mind-reading technologies might be used responsibly in education, law and employment, balancing innovation with ethics, privacy and human rights.

This review synthesises evidence on the diagnostic accuracy, real-world effectiveness, health economic implications, qualitative implementation considerations and ethical dimensions of AI-assisted skin cancer screening.