Creative Industries - Science topic

The recent paper by Helgesson, G., & Bülow, W. (2024), Responsibility is an adequate requirement for authorship: a reply to Levy, Journal of Medical Ethics.". illustrates the debate that animates the scientific community on Ethics and its relationship to scientific production and publication when AI is involved in the elaboration process.

There one may read: "Neil Levy argues in a recent JME ‘Current controversy’ paper that responsibility is not an adequate authorship requirement for human researchers, which makes it unjustified to require it from artificial intelligence contributing to research and scientific paper production, although he softens his stance towards the end and accepts that a limited responsibility requirement might after all be reasonable. The main argument provided by Levy against a more extensive responsibility requirement in science is that there are many cases where not all researchers listed as coauthors can assume responsibility for the entire paper or even the central research questions." To be requested on:

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Linked Articles to the Current controversy: Neil Levy, Responsibility is not required for authorship, Journal of Medical Ethics 2024; - Published Online First: 15 May 2024.

Helgesson, G., & Bülow, W. (2024). Responsibility is an adequate requirement for authorship: a reply to Levy. Journal of Medical Ethics

Why do you need the names of participants? And has this study been approved by the appropriate ethics review committee? It is an interesting topic.

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Like every great revolution, Industry 4.0 has its downsides. For instance, the risk of key components of a company’s network coming under cyber attack has increased significantly because of Industry 4.0 connectivity, making sophisticated cybersecurity an essential part of industrial control systems (ICS). Today, there are far fewer solitary industrial systems. Previously isolated systems are now connected to Ethernet-based networks, which eventually exposes them to the Internet and presents the risk of cyberattacks. Cyberattacks in any industry are extremely costly. In 2023, the average global cost of a data breach was USD $4.45 million, an increase of 15% over the previous three years...

THE WGA/SAG STRIKE has brought into sharp relief the existential crisis of the writing and acting professions in today’s film and TV industry. What’s at stake is the very real possibility of a massive ecosystem collapse. The music industry—now a streaming and live-event oligopoly, in which most artists have no bargaining power and no chance to build enduring careers—offers a grim cautionary tale...

Despite the harsh economic reality, this is real change...

An entertainment industry dominated by a handful of megacorps, with a gig-economy model of employment, obscene income gaps between the top earners and everyone else, and human creativity sacrificed to an artificial simulacrum, is a very real danger. We’ve been heading that way at full speed, with no brakes.

But another version of the future has been visible from the picket lines—one where a collaborative medium fosters community, fairness is a shared value, transparency isn’t a controversial concept, everybody is rewarded for success, human creativity is protected and nurtured, and companies thrive when they treat their workers better, not worse...

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In Sri Lanka mainly apparel industry and travel and tourism industry. This pandemic situation affect other industries to a certain level as well.

Peter F. Colwell Dear professor, your are right. A definition of industrial district is essential. This session would be a sort of starting point for the discussion. For this reason, it focuses on two pillars, the first is precisely methodological and wants to investigate the methods for the definition of districts. The second is structural because it wants to investigate the resilience of post-economic crisis districts. Thanks for your suggestions, they are very useful.

Noemi, thank you for your questions! They helped me to refine my evaluation plan!

I would like to compare several different measures of state support aimed at increasing the contribution of the creative industries to the city's economy: subsidizing the creation of creative clusters, providing benefits for renting housing to specialists in creative professions, grant support for private cultural and creative initiatives, subsidizing additional education for adults and children. I put emphasis on forecasting for adoption decision making for the development of the government support program. Ideally, I would like to estimate the results in terms of monetary benefits. But it is also interesting to use "growth in the number of specialists per unit of money spent" as an indicator of effectiveness.

That is an interesting perspective. Could you please recommend any papers or studies devoted to these interlinks? I tried to run search for the one you menrioned on databases but I did not find anything useful. Thank you in advance.

Hi Max,

There is a paper which mentions such similarity. Check this out:

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0149206309350775?casa_token=xoUVXMgX9PcAAAAA:QcJyR4vz58r83PhoeXe-I7GHTt8p5BzOmWDV1_i3kFQXJQ1OrLtxgggbP5q96X-Ryuq2x2aT_jfObw

I agree that the main methodology used to develop innovative substitutes is trial-and-error.

Appraisal theory / contextualised factor (sometimes called affective decision ecology) might be relevant. But you will need to bring these perspectives into your discourse.

Affective

Attitude

Emotion

and some other related concepts are used in art works. Movie industry uses this and observes what elicits response...e.g. music.

Interesting question.... but here in the United States you are asking about two different fields - so curious if these are combined in different companies.... Business Promotion is a huge Industry here in the US and there is a great deal of literature on Marketing and Marketing Research.... If by counseling you are refering to support Employees to remaining healthy enough both physically & mentally to be productive in the workplace... you are refering to the field of Employee Assistance which is international and there are 7 Professional Associations from Singapore, EU, Canada, South Africa and other continents..... Some EAPs specialize with working with very creative industries like those in the infamous Silicon Valley..... We are in the process of building an International Digital EA Archive out of the University of Maryland.... might want to check it out for references

We have one case study on creative industry but in Slovakia (Europe)  

The CREATIVITY RESEARCH JOURNAL had a good paper on Patents (as related to geography and politics) by McGann, and I think Huber and Simonton also used patents, also in the same journal.  The journal BUSINESS CREATIVITY & THE CREATIVE ECONOMY has a paper in press (next issue) comparing Florida's indices to various psychological measures of Creativity.  I can dig these up if you can't find them (if they are helpful).  Mark 

I will start again.  My E-mail address is arlynmelcher405@gmail.com.  If you will send me your address, I will attach the two articles and questionaire in my reply.

It looks like a fascinating subject. I play the guitar (though not as much as I would like to) and occasionally compose. On reading your research subject I dived into the Internet and discovered a wealth of women composers I had never heard of - with a few exceptions such as Clara Schumann and Hildegard von Bingen. After that, there is a huge jump to pop music and some wonderful compositions by Carole King.

Are there any composers you would like to recommend to me?

Yes, of course it applies -- have a look at the paper with Sherri Kimes -- see:             Sheryl E. Kimes and Jochen Wirtz (2015), “Revenue Management: Advanced Strategies and Tools to Enhance Firm Profitability,” Foundations and Trends in Marketing, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 1-68.

Could "Make in India" Campaign be a good case of coopetition strategy?

A huge thank you for opinion about Tesla. Of course, this is a great inventor and scientist. But a systematic research of the psychological mechanism of his inventions, I have never met. So I am interested in any publication in this direction.In turn, I believe creative thinking is due to cultural and activity terms of personal development. And in the context of this other point of view, I too interesting.

Hi Marc,

I agree with Christine. If you want to compare different countries use international categorizations.

For Europe one of the first studies to define and categorize CCI was the one from KEA European Affairs in 2006. On the global level UNCTAD might be interesting. I do not know if again a new categorization adds value to the already existing blurried field. What did the guys said about this issue at the conference in Paris you mentioned?

Dear collegues,

I have a quite different point of view on this issue. The conventional frames of the corporate business limit the creativity of the artists, but at the same time they create the following challenge to artists: how to deal with pragmatic goals of corporate business without loosing creativity? I mean: how can artist be even more creative in order to adapt the market to himself goals? In my opinio, the answer is twofold:

1. In the first stage, when the artist is not yet consagrated, he can follow to opposite paths:

a) To adopt a high level of compromise with the criteria of industry; or

b) to refuse any compromise with these criteria...

Only after reaching success (following one of these opposite paths), and already beeing famous, the artist can pass to the next stage;

2. A famous artist can take the control on all the marketing tools ir order to decide how to interact with the creative industry. If a famous artist what to be really creative, this is his own business...

As an example, I can suggest Joana Vasconcelos, a portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos: http://www.joanavasconcelos.com/biografia_en.aspx