[Purpose/Significance] Previous studies or reviews of digital twins have focused either on conceptual analysis and theoretical models, or on the current state of the art and implementation, with only a few studies analyzing human-digital twin interaction and collaboration. This paper explores the collaboration between human and digital twin systems, and offers recommendations on how digital twins can catalyze the progress of societal digitization. It envisions a future where the interaction and collaboration between humans and digital twins is not only deepened but also transcended, moving closer to the harmonious integration of man and machine. The proposed strategies aim to unlock the full potential of digital twins in promoting a more connected and intelligent world. [Method/Process] This paper is a systematic literature review focusing on the partnership between human and digital twin systems, emphasizing the role of artificial intelligence. We analyze the value positioning, key technologies and practical applications through 45 papers from home and abroad. Then, we explore the construction path of digital twin technology-enabled information resource management. [Results/Conclusions] The study shows that human and digital twin systems have different unique values in the whole ecology, the irreplaceable wisdom of the human brain is reflected in innovation and decision-making, and the core function of the digital twin system is to support and enhance the communication between man and machine. AI technology plays the role of the pedestal in the interaction. There are common enabling technologies for human intelligence collaboration in the digital twin ecosystem, and the types of key technologies supporting human intelligence collaboration in different twin modules are not identical but synergistic with each other. The supporting technologies in digital twin environment mainly involve data acquisition and data transmission, model twin mainly lies in data fusion and management, image recognition and processing, and process twin mainly involves human-computer interfaces, immersive perception and other key technologies. In terms of application areas, human-intelligent information system cooperation at home and abroad has rich applications in industry, healthcare, smart cities and public cultural services, especially in public cultural services, where cooperation has accelerated the intelligentization process of public cultural service institutions. Finally, the study categorizes the human-intelligent information system collaboration methods in the digital twin ecology into three types: pre-determined, collaborative, and autonomous, proposes a holistic framework for the twin co-intelligence system of intelligent connections, and summarizes the current obstacles and development strategies from a realistic perspective. There are some limitations due to the limited samples, which can be increased in the future to deepen the mining and analysis to optimize the form of human-intelligent information system collaboration in the digital twin ecosystem.

[Purpose/Significance] Farmers' digital literacy is the prerequisite and foundation for the construction and development of digital rural areas. How to quantitatively assess farmers' digital literacy, accurately identify the influencing factors, and then purposefully improve farmers' digital literacy level, and stimulate farmers' vitality in digital village construction has become an urgent task for the current construction of digital villages in China. [Method/Process] Based on the definition of the relevant concepts of farmers' digital literacy, this article constructs an evaluation index system for farmers' digital literacy in Beijing based on theoretical and practical bases, and combines 236 pre-survey data to comprehensively use exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis to test the rationality of the evaluation index system. Based on 1500 questionnaire survey data from 13 agricultural areas in Beijing, the current level of digital literacy among farmers in Beijing was evaluated and analyzed. A regression model was constructed to analyze and explore the influencing factors of digital literacy among farmers in Beijing from three dimensions: personal factors, resource supply factors, and environmental factors. [Results/Conclusions] Based on the KAP theoretical model and the practical development needs of Beijing's digital countryside and smart city construction, the article constructs an evaluation system for Beijing farmers' digital literacy indicators, which includes six primary indicators: digital concept awareness, digital general literacy, digital technology literacy, digital innovation literacy, digital social literacy, and digital security awareness, as well as 26 secondary indicators. According to the calculation, the overall digital literacy level of Beijing farmers is 68.15, and there are significant differences between different regions, dimensions, and groups. From a regional perspective, the digital literacy level of farmers in Fengtai District is relatively high, while that in Daxing District is relatively low. In terms of indicators, farmers have the highest level of digital security literacy, while their levels of digital innovation literacy and digital technology literacy are relatively low. In terms of group characteristics, small farmers and older people aged 60 and over have the lowest levels of digital literacy. Farmers' digital literacy is negatively influenced by age, but positively influenced by education level, income level, digital training, digital services, popularization of digital science, digital living atmosphere, and digital network. It is suggested to effectively enhance farmers' digital literacy and promote their participation in digital rural areas by strengthening top-level design, creating a good atmosphere, building a lifelong learning system, and establishing a guarantee mechanism.

[Purpose/Significance] As China enters the threshold of an aging society, the health problem of the elderly group has become the focus of attention from all walks of life. The demand for health information among this group has increased dramatically, not only because of the physiological changes associated with aging, but also because they have high expectations of how health information can improve their quality of life. As a unique branch in the field of information behavior, the research on the health information behavior of the elderly presents specific complexity in its object, phenomenon and mechanism. The acquisition, processing and application of health information has a profound impact on the health behavior of older people, particularly the potential for inappropriate drug use and overuse of drugs, which is often closely linked to their health information behavior. Therefore, in-depth research in this area is urgent and important. [Methods/Process] Based on the topic differentiation perspective, this paper conducted a comprehensive and in-depth literature review on the occurrence mechanism, internal influencing factors (such as cognition, emotion, social support, etc.) and external environment (such as family, community, and medical system) of health information behavior of older people. This review aims to identify the status quo, hot spots and shortcomings of current research, and to provide a valuable reference frame of reference and inspirational direction for future research. [Results/Conclusions] The study found that there were significant differences between the concerns of the elderly and the young and middle-aged in health information behavior, mainly reflected in the preferences for types of health information and factors influencing health information behavior. There are also large differences between urban and rural areas, social backgrounds at different stages of development, different social characteristics (such as educational background, economic status), individual characteristics (such as age, gender, health status) and health information behaviors in different scenarios. In terms of study objects, future studies can design experiments with control groups to explore more precisely the specific differences in health information behaviors of older people at different stages of development and with different characteristics. In terms of research content, we should broaden our horizons and introduce a variety of theoretical models in combination with the trend of social development, so that the research field not only covers a wider area, but also improves the depth of research. In terms of research methods, future research should actively explore new perspectives, adopt innovative research methods, such as the survey experiment method, and try to combine modern technical means, such as big data analysis and artificial intelligence to obtain more comprehensive and accurate data resources, while exploring and developing new research methods and analysis tools to promote the continuous in-depth development of research in this field.

[Purpose/Significance] In recent years, the development momentum of the artificial intelligence (AI) technology industry has been strong. From the perspective of policy instruments, in-depth discussion on the high-quality development path of China's AI technology industry is of great significance to the selection of high-quality development path of China's provincial AI technology industry and the formulation and optimization of government policies in the AI industry. [Method/Process] The mechanism of the high-quality development path of the AI technology industry is relatively complex. The article is based on the theory of policy instruments, selecting supply-oriented, environment-oriented, and demand-oriented policy instruments as the analytical framework. The platforms such as Peking University Treasure, Law Star, and various provincial administrative region government portals were used to review policy texts. A total of 42 policy texts were selected as the objects of analysis, and NVivo software was used to encode the text content and assign conditional variables. The evaluation index of regional competitiveness of AI technology industry in 31 provincial administrative regions was selected as the result variable of QCA analysis, and the fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis method was used to explore the diversified combination driving path of policy instrument elements. [Results/Conclusions] Research has shown that the high-quality development of the AI technology industry is influenced by multiple policy instruments, including demonstration and promotion, infrastructure, technical support, cooperation and exchange, and target planning. There are three combined paths, namely the supply-oriented path, the supply-demand synergy path, and the supply-demand-environment synergy path. The government should promote the high-quality and sustainable development of China's AI technology industry by improving the basic support system, continuously promoting infrastructure construction, improving the environmental impact mechanism, creating a sound and favorable policy environment, optimizing the structure of policy instruments, and strengthening demand-oriented public services. This study has several limitations. On the one hand, the selection of conditional variables needs to be further optimized; on the other hand, the article has not further verified the key combination path that affects the high-quality development of China's AI technology industry. In subsequent research, we will continue to improve the variable selection of policy instrument elements, draw on and explore more scientific variable assignment standards and methods, and conduct in-depth analysis of the specific combination path obtained in the article to verify the feasibility and scientificity of the key combination path for the high-quality development of the AI technology industry. This will further enrich the theoretical achievements of AI policy research and provide strong theoretical support for the formulation of AI technology industry policies.

[Purpose/Significance] With the rapid advancement of information technology, library services are undergoing transformative changes. The emergence of generative artificial intelligence (Generative AI) presents unprecedented opportunities and challenges for innovation in smart library services. By enhancing service efficiency and user experience, generative AI supports core library functions, such as personalized recommendations, intelligent question answering, and automatic summarization. This research explores the implications of applying generative AI technology to library services, with the goal of understanding its transformative impact on the field and addressing its potential risks. Unlike traditional studies that focus primarily on functionality, this study emphasizes the ethical, technical, and management risks associated with the use of generative AI in libraries. The study occupies an important place in the advancement of knowledge in this area and contributes to the development of sustainable, user-centered library services capable of addressing significant contemporary challenges related to information accessibility and data security. [Method/Process] This study uses a systematic literature review and case analysis to examine the current state of generative AI applications in smart libraries. A comprehensive approach is taken to understand how generative AI can enhance library services in areas such as personalized recommendation systems, intelligent Q&A, and automated summarization. The study draws on both theoretical and empirical sources, utilizing qualitative analysis to examine trends in the use of generative AI in different types of library services. This review also includes a thorough examination of the potential risks associated with implementing these technologies. Technical risks include data security vulnerabilities and model bias, while ethical risks focus on the issues surrounding user privacy, misinformation, and intellectual property rights. Management risks are also discussed, including the challenges of maintaining system stability and ensuring regulatory compliance. The multi-dimensional risk framework developed in this study provides a robust structure for analyzing these complex challenges and serves as a foundation for future empirical research in smart library applications. [Results/Conclusions] The research reveals that while generative AI can significantly improve the quality of library services and user satisfaction, it also poses significant risks. These include challenges related to data security, model bias, ethical standards, and management complexity. To address these, the study proposes a number of risk mitigation strategies. Key recommendations include strengthening data security through advanced encryption and access controls, increasing model transparency to build user confidence, and ensuring system stability through rigorous testing and monitoring. In addition, the study advocates for the establishment of ethical guidelines that prioritize user privacy, transparency, and content accuracy. It also underscores the need for ongoing regulatory adjustments to keep pace with technological advances. The study concludes by identifying limitations, such as the lack of quantitative data and real-time experiments, and suggests areas for future research. Future studies should focus on empirically validating the proposed framework, exploring the long-term impact of generative AI on library services, and developing best practices for balancing innovation with ethical responsibility. The continued evolution of generative AI is likely to deepen its integration with smart libraries, enabling innovative service models that meet the diverse and dynamic needs of users while safeguarding against potential risks. This research provides a foundational reference for library managers and policymakers seeking to implement generative AI responsibly and sustainably, and to promote the progressive transformation of library services in the information age.

[Purpose/Significance] In the open science environment, the mode of collaborative knowledge production is widely used, and the types of scientific outputs are becoming increasingly diverse. Therefore, effective identification and recognition of various contribution contents made by different contributors in open research is crucial to improve transparent disclosure and effective use of research output's contribution data. [Method/Process] Based on the systematic study of domestic and foreign scholarly contribution theories and practices, this study proposes a scholarly contribution analysis system for open science. From the perspective of the creation process of scientific research outputs, research on the attribution of scientific contributions is carried out, focusing on three aspects: the identification of contributors and contribution elements, the calculation of the degree of contribution, and the representation of contribution data. In addition, a paper from the open access platform PLoS One is selected as an empirical case to demonstrate the validity of the process and method of attributing scholarly contributions. It was found that the contribution score is inversely proportional to the number of contributors, i.e., the more the number of contributors, the less likely it is to have a high contribution score. The more contribution elements contributors participate in, the higher the contribution score they receive. If contributors participate in the same contribution elements, and their contribution scores may also be the same. For the same contribution factor, the higher the number of contributors, the lower the contribution degree of each contributor. This paper summarizes the application scenarios of academic contributions from three aspects: clearly distinguishing author and non-author contributors, establishing correlation between contribution data and other LOD ontologies, establishing attribution and responsibility mechanism for academic contributions, and improving the index system of scientific research evaluation. [Results/Conclusions] Academic contribution is an important part of the open science system. It is an inevitable trend to improve the openness and transparency of academic contributions to various scientific research results. However, existing methods for attributing contributions are scattered, lack systematicity, and mainly apply to a certain type of achievement, which has certain limitations in terms of disciplines and achievements. In the future, the applicability of the contribution attribution method can be improved by expanding the application objects of contributions to include research papers, scientific data, scientific software, preprints, scientific notes, and more, establishing a common contribution element system for all types of research outputs, and optimizing the method of calculating the contribution rate. Finally, it is necessary to continuously enrich and expand the application scope and application scenarios of scientific research output's contribution data.

[Purpose/Significance] The research paradigm is gradually shifting towards a data-intensive model, where research data has become the cornerstone in the realm of academic endeavors. Effective research data management can enhance the research efficiency of scientific researchers, reduce redundant data collection, and reduce costs. As a central repository for the storage of scholarly research outputs, it is essential that university institutional repositories fulfill their role in research data management. [Method/Process] To gain a full understanding of the evolving landscape, we embarked on a meticulous network-based research investigation. We specifically selected the institutional repositories of 24 prestigious American universities as our research subjects, with the aim of exploring the diverse range of services they provide at different stages of the research lifecycle. Our research was firmly grounded in the data lifecycle framework, which enabled us to systematically examine a wide range of research data management (RDM) services. This included critical aspects such as developing comprehensive research data management plans, establishing robust data organization services and standardized protocols, providing reliable long-term data storage solutions to ensure continued accessibility, enhancing data sharing policies to foster collaboration, strengthening research data quality control measures to maintain integrity, and developing comprehensive research data management training programs to empower researchers. Furthermore, we conducted an in-depth analysis to summarize the characteristics and valuable experiences of American universities in building and maintaining the basic infrastructure of their institutional repositories. [Results/Conclusions] Given the unique circumstances of China's modernization process, this paper distills effective insights and strategies from the institutional repositories of domestic university libraries in the field of research data management services. Our findings highlight the importance of building a localized research data management platform tailored to the specific needs and contexts of Chinese academia. Enhancing the quality of research data management is critical to building a trusted institutional knowledge base and fostering an environment of credibility and reliability. By applying the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) and TRUST (Transparent, Responsible, Usable, Sustainable, and Trustworthy) principles, we can facilitate the open and seamless sharing of research data, breaking down barriers to collaboration and innovation. Finally, building a professional scientific research data management team is essential to provide the human capital necessary to navigate the complexities of data management and to promote the development and adoption of best practices in scientific research data sharing. Taken together, these findings help to improve the abiity of the scientific community to harness the full potential of research data to drive the creation and dissemination of knowledge.