This paper introduces the concept of collective cognition as the foundation for next-generation intelligent systems, networks and ecosystems.

A first-principles framework for integrating diverse cognitive functions, enabling hierarchical self-monitoring and control, and grounding abstract beliefs in an agent's physical and environmental context. 

The proliferation of social networks has created extensive digital landscapes where opinions and emotions, collectively referred to as sentiment, are expressed and disseminated on an unprecedented scale.

Active Inference is an emerging framework that offers a principled approach to designing intelligent systems, drawing inspiration from biological intelligence and rooted in the Free Energy Principle (FEP). Unlike traditional Artificial Intelligence (AI) approaches that often rely on large datasets and extensive computational power

An analysis of the evolving ESG reporting standards and their importance for businesses.