SAP Social AI
2025 - 2026
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2026
- The Metaverse as an Innovative Digital Tool for Optimizing the Free Trade Zone - Surcolombiana

- John Edisson García Peñaloza, Norma Constanza García Peñaloza, Johanna Luceni Loaiza Vera, Leidy Beatriz Camacho Sanchez, Jhony Steven Portilla Espinosa and Mariana Rojas Osuna
- Ethics and Learning: Impact of Generative Artificial Intelligence on Higher Secondary Education

- Janette Aguilar Luévano, Paola Mercado Lozano and Fernando Ricardo Aguilar Ruvalcaba
- Adopting AI for Teaching English to University Students

- Santiago Andrés Cabrera Silva and Sebastián Ignacio Rojas Valenzuela
2025
- Analysis of global trends in reference frameworks associated with artificial intelligence

- Lawrence Rodrigo Loaiza Solano, Luis Diego Moya Rojas and Sebastián Alejandro López Luna
- Generative chatbot-based artificial intelligence: a reflection from a sociodiscursive interactionism perspective

- Aina Monferrer-Palmer and Joaquim Dolz
- Agentic AI in Banking Operations

- Jatin Joshi
- Evolution of the use of artificial intelligence in medicine: empirical bibliometric study

- Cristiane de Carvalho Gico and William Castillo-González
- Examining the Role of AI-Based Learning Tools in Higher Education: A Critical Synthesis of Effects on Student Performance and Engagement

- Miracle A. Atianashie, Mark K. Kuffour, Bernard Kyiewu and Clinton Amponsah
- Adoption of Artificial Intelligence Technologies among Librarians in Higher Education Libraries: Systematic Review

- Juliet Chinedu Alex-Nmecha, Esther David Josiah Okai, Uche Iheanyi Peter and Bolaji David Oladokun
- AI-Augmented Mental Health Care in Sahelian Herder-Farmer Corridors: Ethical and Scalable Approaches via Pastoral Data Trusts

- Ifedayo Grace Malachi, Olanrewaju O. Akinola, Ijeoma Chioma Mordi, Ngozi Blessing Umoru and Sandra A Palmer