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The Difficulties of Investigating Crimes Committed in Virtual Space

Csongor Herke, Dávid Tóth

The rise of immersive digital environments such as online games, social platforms, and virtual worlds has created new arenas for human interaction – and new opportunities for criminal behavior. This paper examines the specific challenges associated with investigating crimes that...

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Meta AI About Trump- AI and It’s Ability to Recognize and Interpret Metonymy

Suzana Jurin

This paper investigates whether Meta AI is able to identify, analyze, and interpret metonymy found in political texts about the Trump administration published in The Guardian in the period 1.7.- 5.7.2025. It also considers whether Meta AI possesses the capacity...

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Data-Driven Approaches and Artificial Intelligence Applications in Security Research: Methodological Innovations and Future Perspectives

Dániel Rémai

Data-driven methodologies and artificial intelligence are reshaping security research by enabling systematic, large-scale analysis of complex threat environments. Quantitative event data combined with statistical and network-based approaches allow for the identification of temporal and structural patterns in violent activity while...

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Photoshop vs. AI: Complementary Tools or Competition in the Creative Process?

Krunoslav Bedi, Suzana Stojakovic - Celustka

In an era where artificial intelligence is entering every corner of creative expression, classic tools like Photoshop are facing new challenges. This paper explores the perceptions of 24 high school students, divided into web designers and media technicians, about the...

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Found in Translation: The Role of Prompt Language in Creative LLM Outputs

Dragana Zundanović, Dragana Bozic Lenard, Krešimir Romić et al.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become indispensable, with applications spanning natural language processing, image generation, and content creation. While large language models (LLMs) primarily process text in English as the global lingua franca, most of the world’s population communicates in...

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