Sandbox Innovation: Potentials and Impacts

Koycheva, Lora; VandenBroek, Angela

doi:10.1080/08884552.2024.2307293

Practicing Anthropology

2024

DOI: 10.1080/08884552.2024.2307293

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Sandbox Innovation: Potentials and Impacts

Lora Koycheva,

Angela VandenBroek

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The Art of Sandboxing

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2024

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Human centered design for applied anthropology

Carnes,

VandenBroek,

Brunson

2024

Annals of Anthropol Pract

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In this article, we highlight a partnership between CommuniVax and a human‐centered design firm (Bridgeable) that resulted in CommuniVaxCHAT—an online toolkit capable of engaging community members and translating their experiences and local knowledge in a way that decision‐makers, including mayors and public health directors, can act upon. In addition to considering the process involved in creating CommuniVaxCHAT, and its associate practicalities, we examine how human‐centered design, and more particularly personas and journeys, can act as boundary objects to facilitate engagement between groups and create interventions or policy. In this way, we argue that HCD can be used similarly to PhotoVoice as a tool to introduce ethnographic insights into applied and participatory contexts.

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Innovative Startups and the Challenge of Artificial Intelligence: Some Insights From Italy and Romania

ALBANESI,

BĂDULESCU,

BĂDULESCU

et al. 2024

JEE

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The combination of innovation and artificial intelligence (AI), with reference to innovative startups, presents a challenge for firms that start operating in the market. Such a transformation in the entrepreneurial scenario, which is likely to define new business models, has been observed in two European countries: Italy and Romania. In this article, we examine the AI-induced innovations in the regula tory frameworks of both countries. We then provide insights from interviews with CEOs of innovative startups, who discuss the challenges and prospects facing the industry. This paper concludes with some reflections on this evolving framework as a prelude to further studies.

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Sandbox Innovation: Potentials and Impacts

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Innovative Startups and the Challenge of Artificial Intelligence: Some Insights From Italy and Romania

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