RealKM Magazine

With rapid development of social media and AI technology, could the profession of journalism be replaced by AI?

In social psychology, polarization in beliefs is commonly seen as the product of irrationality. New research challenges this notion.

You can also use historical data to calibrate model parameters.

Effective decision-making is crucial in a crisis, but we’re also often flooded with information and conflicting input.

Answers to selected exercises in the systems thinking and modelling series.

In the know is a regular roundup of knowledge management (KM) items of interest.

Indigenous knowledge and scientific knowledge are actually much more similar than they are different.

Creating agents involves three key elements.

Addressing privacy, algorithmic bias, transparency, accountability, and fairness in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in knowledge management (KM).

A knowledge base workflow to facilitate rapid and informed guidance of research responses to severe infectious disease outbreaks such as COVID-19.

Researchers find that ChatGPT’s performance is comparable, if not superior, to that of students in a multitude of courses.

Despite scholarly criticism of the MBTI, it's been correlated with aspects of knowledge management. An example from the field of medicine shows that there's more that could be done to…

Graph data can be considered true with respect to a certain context.

AI is transforming work, just not through official channels.

A framework to examine and understand potential reasons for the systemic inertia in government policymaking.

This series seeks to fill gaps in the complexity literature, which is quite dispersed and narrow in scope, and has often failed to convincingly link proposed solutions to the problem…

Many working in the aid world live with complexity daily. There is a real need to start to explicitly recognise this complexity, and to try to understand and deal with…

Leaders who admit and learn from their mistakes may be more effective than those who try to appear perfect.

Kasparov’s Law on AI brings benefits to materials science and beyond.

Five strategies to use to ensure that employees can trust what leaders say.

This analytical study argues how COVID-19 is re-configuring the already existing neo-colonial patterns of knowledge production and management in India.

Appraising the trustworthiness and relevance of evidence is an important step in evidence-based practice.

What substantive changes were made in the new knowledge management standard ISO 30401:2018 in response to consultation on the draft?

A recent paper establishes a relationship between knowledge hiding, knowledge hoarding, and knowledge sharing’s underlying processes, which can be described as 'knowledge collection' and 'knowledge donation'.

Arts-based knowledge translation refers to the process of using artistic approaches to communicate research findings to target audiences.

Tackling the climate crisis requires the rapid exchange of knowledge across geographic, economic, and disciplinary boundaries.

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To help a full understanding of the route that managed data must navigate, its course is juxtaposed with a known scientific route – that of electricity.

Conference tweeting fundamentals, and how to deal with a “tweet storm” so that conference messages are effectively communicated and people don’t suffer information overload.

Scrutinizing all emerging technologies for where they are on the mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism scale can make for a more sustainable human society.