Wpis ten prezentuje przykłady historycznych tekstów prawniczych związanych z Polską. Znajdują się tu dwa dzieła: pierwsze to anglojęzyczna praca Bernarda Connora o historii Polski, a drugie to polski traktat Łukasza Górnickiego o elekcji, wolności i prawie. Oba dokumenty dostępne są w bibliotece cyfrowej Polona. Connor, Bernard (ca 1666-1698) The history of Poland in several letters
W polskiej historii literatury wiele utalentowanych pisarek zostało niesłusznie zapomnianych. Poniżej przypominamy trzy z nich, których dzieła z przełomu XIX i XX wieku dostępne są dziś za darmo w bibliotekach cyfrowych – to szansa, by odkryć je na nowo. Żurakowska, Zofia (1897-1931) – *Gość z Ameryki: opowiadania* (Cyfrowe Mazowsze) Reutt, Maria Jadwiga (1863-1942) – *Trzeci
John Ronald Reuel Tolkien JRR Tolkien was passed over for the 1961 Nobel literature prize after the storytelling in his Lord of the Rings trilogy was described as second rate. Newly-released documents – declassified after 50 years – show that he was nominated by fellow author CS Lewis. The Nobel prize jury said “the result
This post highlights a new working paper by MIT PhD students Shakked Noy and Whitney Zhang. The study, titled “Experimental Evidence on the Productivity Effects of Generative Artificial Intelligence,” examines how generative AI tools affect worker productivity through a controlled experiment. The findings contribute to the ongoing discussion on AI’s role in the workplace. Source:
“We often think that new technology will have the greatest impact on lower-skilled, or ‘blue collar’ jobs, like those in agriculture or factories. But new research has found that Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT can significantly improve productivity for higher-skilled tasks. In an experiment detailed in a new academic paper titled Experimental
This ILO working paper examines the potential global effects of generative AI, particularly GPT-4, on job quantity and quality. The analysis suggests that augmentation, not full automation, will be the primary outcome, with clerical occupations—and women—most affected. The study calls for proactive policies that prioritize job quality, fair transitions, and social dialogue. "This study assesses
