Volume 6 | 2026
Issue No.6 June 2026
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Deconstructing AI Identity in Film Narratives: A Posthumanist Reading of Ex Machina (2014) and Her (2013)
Atmane El Amri
Abstract: This paper aims to deconstruct the notion of AI identity in contemporary film narratives through a close reading of Ex Machina (2014) and Her (2013). Drawing on post-humanist theory, psychoanalytic perspectives, and discourse on subjectivity, the paper examines how artificial intelligence is discursively constructed not as a fixed technological entity but as …
Crossref/DOI: https://doi.org/10.55454/rcsas.6.06.2026.001
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Evaluating Return on Security Investment (RoSI) Using the BDSLCCI Framework for Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs)
Dr. Shekhar Pawar and Dr. Hemant Palivela
Abstract: Cybersecurity risks are becoming more serious for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Many SMBs are reluctant to invest in cybersecurity because they are unaware of its financial and other business consequences. The BDSLCCI framework, which was established in the year 2022, has demonstrated efficacy in a variety of SMB environments, leading …
Crossref/DOI: https://doi.org/10.55454/rcsas.6.06.2026.002
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Implementation of a Hybrid-RFLM Approach for Heart Disease Prediction
Asha Dilipkumar Jariwala and Dr. Hemangini Patel
Abstract: Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) have long been a major global health concern and one of the main causes of death worldwide. Early detection and continuous monitoring of cardiac disease can significantly reduce mortality rates. Large medical datasets can be processed using machine learning (ML) to produce precise predictions. In order to increase …
Crossref/DOI: https://doi.org/10.55454/rcsas.6.06.2026.003
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Lolita and the Crisis of Narration: Unreliable Interiority and Its Cinematic Transformations in Kubrick (1962) and Lyne (1997)
Jyothsnapraba K S
Abstract: Adaptation studies have long grappled with the problem of translating literary consciousness into cinematic form. This paper examines the crisis of narration that emerges in the cinematic adaptations of Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita, focusing on the transformation of Humbert —Humbert’s unreliable first —person narration from literary interiority to visual …
Crossref/DOI: https://doi.org/10.55454/rcsas.6.06.2026.004
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