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This is an abstract-based summary and the full text was not reviewed. The author proposes curatorial interventions and in-house expert roles to mitigate governance issues arising from the coupling of AI-based travel tools and tourism systems. Based on a comparison between July 2024 and July 2025, the absence of negative feedback in interactions is said to produce bias and affect the autopoiesis of the common system.
Key Points from the Abstract
- Argues that the interaction between the media system and the tourism system creates distorted imbalance and bias.
- Interprets the absence of negative feedback as affecting the autopoiesis of the coupled system.
- Suggests that a professional curator role could be useful for content and coding verification and intervention.
Relevance to AI Law and Policy
Provides policy and management implications for the governance of AI-based travel services, content verification, and organizational design.
Limitations to Consider
- Focuses only on two time points (July 2024 and July 2025).
- The detailed validity of the analytical procedure cannot be confirmed from the abstract alone.
- Generalizability cannot be determined from the abstract.
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AI travel paradox curatorial proposals to manage new organizational and governance challenges within a Luhmannian sociosemiotic framework
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