Publication Details
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Publication Date: 30 September 2026
Publisher: Prof. Dr. Philip Tsang
Imprint: Nextus Institute of Science & Technology
Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
ISSN: 3083‑0931 (Online)
Issue Summary
Volume 1, Issue 1 inaugurates the Nature Quarterly of Applied AI with a collection of articles examining structural, emergent, and applied dimensions of artificial intelligence. Together, these contributions reflect the journal’s commitment to interdisciplinary analysis, methodological clarity, and the study of AI systems as cultural, technical, and institutional phenomena.
Articles in this issue
Editorial Note
A short editorial introduction contextualising the issue’s themes and structural approach.
Read articleTeaching Emergence
A structural framework linking ancient cosmologies, modern cosmology, and engineering logic.
Authors: Philip Tsang, Ken Eustace, Geoff Fellows, Jennifer Tsang
A More Round Roadmap for Understanding Intelligence
A relational framework examining activation-before-reasoning, body-before-mind sequencing, and multi-model behavioural signatures.
Author: Philip Tsang
The Case of the Missing File
A Human–AI detective story of systematic logic, creative perturbation, and collaborative cognition.
Author: Philip Lawson
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Linguistic Ambiguity in Mathematics Classrooms and Beyond
AI‑supported approaches to assessment design and moderation.
Authors: Christopher Tsang, Sophia Bennett
From WWW to MMM: Naming the Web, Naming Intelligence
A historiographical and architectural analysis of the evolution of the Web’s naming conventions and a successor triad for the AI era.
Author: Philip Tsang
Inward Learners and Systemic Ambiguity
Ethical failures, AI blind spots, and the collapse of student psychological safety.
Authors: Christopher Tsang, P TSANG