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Liu W: Air Permitting and Compliance
Guidance for Texas Upstream and Midstre

Air Permitting and Compliance Guidance for Texas Upstream and Midstream Oil and Gas Facilities

How AI is shaped by Western religious culture and universal existential aspirations—and why we think we need it in the first place. Artificial Religion argues that to fully understand our puzzling relation to AI, we must first look at the religious and existential background of our thinking about machines. Mapping some surprising connections between our history of thought about machines and Western religious narratives to political issues and existential human needs and aspirations, Mark Coeckelbergh offers a better understanding of our relationship to machines and why we think we need them at all. The book is unique in not just discussing the myth of AI in terms of its technical limitations and the power of Big Tech but also revealing the deeper cultural “grammar” of AI—that is, the religious patterns of thinking and existential aspirations that are often not visible but still haunt Western thinking and shape its technological culture. Moreover, this is done in a way that sheds critical light on the power of AI.

How AI is shaped by Western religious culture and universal existential aspirations—and why we think we need it in the first place. Artificial Religion argues that to fully understand our puzzling relation to AI, we must first look at the religious and existential background of our thinking about machines. Mapping some surprising connections between our history of thought about machines and Western religious narratives to political issues and existential human needs and aspirations, Mark Coeckelbergh offers a better understanding of our relationship to machines and why we think we need them at all. The book is unique in not just discussing the myth of AI in terms of its technical limitations and the power of Big Tech but also revealing the deeper cultural “grammar” of AI—that is, the religious patterns of thinking and existential aspirations that are often not visible but still haunt Western thinking and shape its technological culture. Moreover, this is done in a way that sheds critical light on the power of AI.

On AI, Myth, and Power

Artificial Religion

Hacia una Teoría General de la Representación Jurídica en la Era Digital

EL ESTADO REPRESENTADO

This book explores how technology today shapes every aspect of human life, from communication and commerce to governance and justice. It invites readers to reimagine how legal and policy frameworks can be reshaped to safeguard rights, foster innovation, and ensure justice in a rapidly evolving digital world.

Bridging Policy, Innovation, and Rights

Global Dialogues on Law and Technology

Routledge Studies in Innovation, Organizations and Technology

Psychological and Social Implications

Artificial Intelligence in Creative Industries

What is the role of the library in an increasingly complex information environment filled with and redesigned for artificial intelligence? Hope in the Library presents a compelling case for the continued relevance of libraries in an age increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Michael J. Paulus, Jr., shows how libraries, as human-centered and human-scaled institutions, have enduring roles as archives for reflection and understanding, sites of imagination and hope, and catalysts for human agency. This book argues that, by providing an essential counterbalance to impersonal and automated systems, libraries are essential for not only surviving but thriving in our emerging information environment. Hope in the Library is structured as a series of essays organized by explorations of the library in the past, in imagined futures, and in our digitally-enhanced present. Firsthand narrative and archaeological history are interspersed with literary meditations from writers including Mary Shelley, Ursula K. Le Guin, and Jorge Luis Borges. The book can be read a few different ways: from beginning to end; following topical pathways suggested in the final section; or in any other order chosen by the reader. Each essay and section, like a book or section of a library, may be read independently. Informed by over two decades of leading and studying libraries, these essays include the author's professional as well as personal reflections and encourage a more radical reframing of how AI may be integrated into libraries and society to help create a better future.

How Libraries Can Help Shape Our Future with Artificial Intelligence

Hope in the Library

In this sharply observed and globally grounded book, Ho Lok Che, former Legal Director at Alibaba Group and now advisor to listed companies and global corporations on data privacy and cybersecurity, pulls back the curtain on one of the defining paradoxes of our digital age. Never have more laws protected personal data. Never have more jurisdictions claimed sovereignty over digital information. And never has the gap between what statutes promise and what institutions can deliver been wider.The Data Chasm is not an attack on regulation. It is an argument for honest regulation.What the Book CoversPart I: The Anatomy of Asymmetry opens with the Collingridge Dilemma, the structural trap that ensures privacy laws arrive too late, address yesterday's technology, and are enforced by agencies so under-resourced that the Irish Data Protection Commission regulates trillion-euro technology companies with a staff of roughly two hundred. Che exposes the Regulator's Dilemma, the Compliance Industrial Complex that profits from the theater of paperwork.Part II: The Global Laboratory surveys the world's major privacy regimes with unflinching specificity. The GDPR, for all its ambition, has not stopped the surveillance economy. California's privacy laws have generated litigation but not transformation. Hong Kong's PDPO has been outpaced by the digital economy it was meant to regulate. China's PIPL fuses state power with data protection in ways that challenge Western assumptions. And across the Global South, privacy laws exist largely on paper, for populations that need food, water, and jobs more than they need data subject rights.Part III: The Scalability Crisis explains why the problem is not temporary. Technology moves in weeks; regulation moves in decades. Multi-jurisdiction compliance has become a nightmare of conflicting requirements.Part IV: Challenging the Status Quo dismantles the sacred cows. Informed consent, Che argues, has become a legal fiction that obscures rather than protects. Privacy by Design is a beautiful idea too often reduced to a checkbox. The enforcement gap is not a bug but a feature of underfunded agencies.Part V: Blueprint for the Future offers concrete directions out of the chasm. Regulatory sandboxes, when properly funded and transparent, can test new approaches to balancing innovation and protection. Algorithmic regulation and SupTech, including Continuous Compliance APIs, can arm under-resourced regulators with the same technologies their opponents use. Data intermediaries and portability frameworks can empower individuals structurally rather than leaving them to negotiate alone with trillion-dollar platforms. Global interoperability frameworks can reduce jurisdictional fragmentation. And multilayered governance can create accountability at every level, from automated detection to international coordination. The Data Chasm is essential reading for privacy professionals, compliance officers, policymakers, technologists, lawyers, and anyone who has ever clicked "Accept All" and wondered what, exactly, they had just agreed to. It is written with the rigor of a regulatory insider and the wit of someone who has seen the absurdities up close, from Hong Kong's Octopus Card scandals to Equifax's "admin/admin123" security, from the GDPR's cookie consent chaos to California's "Do Not Sell" links buried seven clicks deep. The laws exist. The technology exists. The need exists. What is missing is the will to close the gap between what the statutes promise and what the institutions can deliver. This book is a call to build that will, and a map for how to begin.

Regulators, Regulations, and the Impossible Race for Privacy

The Data Chasm

'Engaging, insightful, panoramic' Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI &amp; Cofounder of DeepMind 'An eye-opening exploration of a revolution unfolding before our eyes' New York Journal of Books Stunning advances in digital technology have introduced a new wave of human-like AI systems. Chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are already reshaping economies, challenge democracies, and reshaping society in unpredictable ways. And soon, these AI systems could make autonomous decisions on their users' behalf, transforming everything we do. Understanding how they work is crucial. Can AI systems think, know, and understand?Could they manipulate or deceive you, and if so, what might they make you do? Whose interests do they represent? When will they be able to move beyond words and take action in the real world? Neuroscientist and AI researcher Christopher Summerfield explores these questions, charting AI's evolution from early ideas in the seventeenth century to today's deep neural networks. His book is the most accessible, up-to-date, and authoritative exploration of this radical technology. With an understanding of AI's inner workings, we can address the existential question of our age: can we look forward to a technological utopia, or are we writing ourselves out of history? 'As a leading authority...Summerfield is perfectly situated to explore the meaning and implications of these machines that are so uncannily like - and unlike - ourselves' Brian Christian, co-author of Algorithms to Live by 'You might choose to be alarmed, excited, or indifferent to LLMs, but you should read Chris's book before you decide' Mike Woolridge, author of The Road to Conscious Machines

How AI Learned to Talk and What It Means

These Strange New Minds

When was the last time you thought something through by yourself, without a screen? There is a version of you that has stopped thinking; you just haven't noticed yet. It happens quietly. You stop drafting emails and start approving them. You cannot answer a question without checking your phone. You stop wrestling with the idea and start accepting the summary. Every shortcut feels like a win until you've outsourced your mind to machines that don't doubt, don't feel, and don't care. The atrophy is subtle; the cost is staggering. It's the promotion lost to the person who can still reason out loud. It's your child freezing at an open-ended question because no one ever let her sit in the discomfort of not knowing. We are becoming a generation that prompts brilliantly and thinks almost nothing, and the most dangerous part is how good it feels on the way down. But you don't have to go down. Use Your Brain is a field guide for revitalizing your creativity and original thinking when the generic answer is always a tap away, whether it's in the boardroom or around the kitchen table. From CEOs to artists to students to parents, the most effective navigators of the modern era have one thing in common: they aren't afraid to pick up a new tool, but they know exactly when to put it down and think for themselves. Drawing on years of research, globally-recognized leadership expert Erica Dhawan delivers common-sense habits for protecting your judgment in the age of AI that you can start building tonight. You will learn how to catch yourself on autopilot before you act, how to interrogate an answer that looks finished, how to separate signal from noise under pressure, and how to own a decision instead of laundering it through a machine. The thinking class and the prompting class are separating in real time, and the gap is going to be brutal. The window to keep your edge is still open. It won't stay open long.

Think Deeper in a World on Autopilot

Use Your Brain

THE INSTANT #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER 'As I follow the principles that Arthur Brooks presents, I am becoming happier. I'm actually having fun, too - a word that previously didn't exist in my vocabulary.' - OPRAH WINFREY From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of From Strength to Strength, the definitive account of how the modern world makes meaning so hard to find-and a plan to discover your life's deepest purpose. If you struggle to discern life's meaning, you're not alone. Millions today describe a growing sense of emptiness, a lack of purpose and significance. And there's a reason: Rapid cultural, economic and technological changes have rewired our brains, reducing their ability to perceive depth and purpose. In The Meaning of Your Life, social scientist and happiness expert Arthur C. Brooks shows you how to push back against these changes and find the meaning you need to live a happy, fulfilling life. Relying on cutting-edge science, he offers practical, evidence-based strategies for breaking free of the powerful trends and personal habits that dull your focus on the why of your life. Drawing on the great philosophers and the world's faith traditions, he shows how everyone can-and must-approach life's most important and mysterious questions and provides a blueprint that will help even the most skeptical person find a life of spiritual transcendence, passionate love, and true calling. 'What is the meaning of my life?' is not an unanswerable question, but rather the start of a pilgrimage into unexplored corners of your consciousness. The Meaning of Your Life is your handbook for this journey.

Finding Purpose in an Age of Emptiness

The Meaning of Your Life

Oñati International Series in Law and Society

This edited collection unravels the multiple ways in which digital intermediaries have transformed the domestic and care work sector - and what this development entails for the regulation of digital labour platforms. Domestic and care work is work like any other - but also work like no other. As a consequence, digital intermediaries in these sectors fulfil partly different functions than other digital labour platforms. Taking a comparative and interdisciplinary socio-legal approach, the book is organised into four parts. The first section describes the different business models used in various geographical areas and analyses the ways in which digital intermediaries reshape these markets. The second section examines how digital intermediaries adapt their structures and organisations to regulatory and institutional frameworks, while also exploiting regulatory gaps and grey zones. The third part of the book highlights the experiences of domestic workers who develop novel forms of platform cooperatives with the potential for better working conditions and a stronger voice. The fourth part of the books looks at the legal and regulatory challenges, discussing the challenge of classifying digital intermediation in care and domestic work not only in relation to employment/self-employment, but also in relation to the third party in the triangular relationship: the private household. The book analyses cases from South and Central Europe, Southeast Europe, the UK, South Africa and Latin America; its interdisciplinary approach, with sociological, anthropological and legal perspectives make the book an important reference in this emerging field of study.

Digital Intermediaries in Domestic and Care Work

This book presents a timely overview of how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming modern healthcare. Combining legal, ethical and practical viewpoints, it explores the impact of AI on patients, clinicians, healthcare organisations and regulators in the EU, UK and US.It delves into the fundamentals of clinical AI systems, explaining how they function and make decisions. It also addresses practical concerns such as safety, fairness, transparency and patient trust. Drawing on real-world examples, such as AI-assisted diagnosis, clinical decision-support tools and machine-learning programmes in hospitals, this book highlights the challenges of aligning law and policy with rapid technological advancements. Key topics explored include bias in medical algorithms, accountability for automation errors and the importance of patient autonomy and data rights for digitally enabled care.The book will appeal to students, policymakers, practitioners and anyone looking to understand the future law of AI in healthcare.

The Law for AI in Healthcare

This book presents an exhaustive analytical history of the great Spanish publishing house Editorial Gustavo Gili, specifically the scientific and technological works in its catalogue that were published during the years of the Franco regime. The history recounted in the book, however, is rather unconventional, a cultural history that analyzes the publishing house through its publications and how they took shape in the hands of the actors involved in their preparation during the different phases of production, promotion, and sales. All these concerns are taken into account in a work that establishes science on paper, examining the myriad issues related to the reception and reading of technical books in Franco's Spain.

A History of Gustavo Gili Publishing House (1939-1966)

Publishing Science and Technology Under Franco

Air Permitting and Compliance Guidance for Texas Upstream and Midstream Oil and Gas Facilities

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