💻 computer science

CB-SentiLex: An Auditable Weak-Supervision Framework for Central Bank Stance Detection with a Bangladesh Bank Benchmark

This paper introduces CB-SentiLex, an auditable weak-supervision framework and the first reproducible NLP benchmark for a South Asian central bank, which successfully generates stance labels for a Bangladesh Bank corpus and demonstrates strong model performance alongside significant correlations with monetary policy directions, despite challenges from temporal concept drift.

Ann Naser Nabil, Umme Hafsa2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Recursive Cascade Instability and Targeted Stabilization in Multi-Agent AI Systems: Large-Scale Network Simulations Using an Ethical Field Theory Framework

This study introduces the Ethical Field Theory framework to demonstrate through large-scale simulations that adaptive targeted stabilization is significantly more effective than uniform regulation or no intervention in preventing recursive cascade instabilities across diverse multi-agent AI network topologies.

Ali Moslemi Tabrizi2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Co-identification of Vibration, Structural Looseness, and Surface Damage in Industrial Equipment Operation Videos

This paper presents a joint discrimination algorithm that synergistically identifies vibration states, structural looseness, and surface defects in industrial equipment videos by integrating spatiotemporal features from a Video Swin Transformer, micro-displacement features from RAFT optical flow, and multi-task appearance analysis, thereby significantly reducing missed detections in composite anomaly scenarios compared to single-task models.

Yukun Du, Zhihuang Chen, Quanle Liu, Yuang Dong2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Zero Trust for IT Governance and Risk Management: A Systematic Review and Conceptual Framework

This study employs a PRISMA 2020 systematic review of 73 peer-reviewed articles to bridge the gap between technical Zero Trust implementations and organizational governance, proposing a conceptual framework that links continuous verification and identity-centric controls to enhanced risk management and strategic IT objectives while highlighting critical gaps in SME adoption and AI-driven automation.

‪nabil almotawkel‬‏, Mohammed Alkohali, Sadeg Manaa, Osamah AL-Maamari, Ashraf Al-Godami, Shaima Alqahoom2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Chain-Hash Audit Framework with Trusted Anchoring for Tamper-Evident Evidence Lifecycle Management

This paper proposes the Chain-Hash Audit Framework (CHAF), a novel architecture that enhances traditional hash-chain logging by integrating authorization status, timestamps, and lifecycle properties with signed checkpoints and external anchoring to create a tamper-evident, verifiable evidence chain that significantly reduces audit reconstruction time for digital asset systems.

Jinyuan Li, Yulun Zhang, Yicheng Gu2026-07-21
💻 computer science

An AI–BIM Integrated Framework for Rapid Early-Stage Energy Performance Prediction in Algerian Residential Buildings: A Machine Learning Approach Using Random Forest and XGBoost

This research presents an AI-BIM integrated framework utilizing Random Forest and XGBoost models to enable rapid, real-time energy performance prediction for Algerian residential buildings, thereby overcoming the limitations of traditional simulation tools during early-stage design.

BESSAI Hadjer2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Algorithmic Topological Resonance Theory: Realizing a Quantum Stateless AI Data Center Architecture via Zero-Payload I/O and Permanent O(1) Complexity

This paper proposes the Quantum Stateless AI Data Center (QS-AIDC) architecture, which utilizes Algorithmic Topological Resonance theory, Zero-Payload I/O, and Proof of Resonance consensus to achieve permanent O(1) complexity, eliminate data storage, and drastically reduce energy consumption by replacing traditional stateful computing with non-local, deterministic reconstruction.

Min Ho Jung2026-07-21
💻 computer science

From Requirements to Production: Governing AI-Assisted Software Delivery through a Canonical Requirements Model

This paper presents a design science study introducing a governance framework for AI-assisted software delivery that utilizes a canonical requirements model, a dual-vendor build-and-review loop, and executable documentation to achieve high traceability and compliance across two independent production systems while redefining the business analyst's role.

Mohamed Zahran2026-07-21