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    Customer Attributes Dataset - Demographics, Devices & Locations APAC Data...

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    AI Keyboard, Customer Attributes Dataset - Demographics, Devices & Locations APAC Data (1st Party Data w/90M+ records) [Dataset]. https://datarade.ai/data-products/bobble-ai-demographic-data-apac-age-gender-1st-party-data-w-52m-records-bobble-ai
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    .json, .csv, .xls, .parquetAvailable download formats
    Dataset authored and provided by
    AI Keyboard
    Area covered
    Pakistan, India, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, Nepal, United States of America, Germany, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands
    Description

    The User Profile Data is a structured, anonymized dataset designed to help organizations understand who their users are, what devices they use, and where they are located. Each record provides privacy-compliant linkages between user IDs, demographic profiles, device intelligence, and geolocation data, offering deep context for analytics, segmentation, and personalization.

    Built for privacy-safe analytics, the dataset uses hashed identifiers like phone number and email and standardized formats, making it easy to integrate into big-data platforms, AI pipelines, and machine learning models for advanced analytics.

    Demographic insights include gender, age, and age group, essential for audience profiling, marketing optimization, and consumer intelligence. All gender data is user-declared and AI-verified through image-based avatar validation, ensuring data accuracy and authenticity.

    The dataset’s Device Intelligence Layer includes rich technical attributes such as device brand, model, OS version, user agent, RAM, language, and timezone, enabling technical segmentation, performance analytics, and targeted ad delivery across diverse device ecosystems.

    On the location and POI front, the dataset combines GPS-based and IP-based coordinates—including country, region, city, latitude, longitude —to provide high-precision geospatial insights. This enables mobility pattern analysis, market expansion planning, and POI clustering for advanced location intelligence.

    Each user record contains onboarding and lifecycle fields like unique IDs, and profile update timestamps, allowing accurate tracking of user acquisition trends, data freshness, and activity duration.

    🔍 Key Features • 1st-party, consent-based demographic & device data • AI-verified gender insights via avatar recognition • OS-level app data with 120+ daily sessions per user • Global coverage across APAC and emerging markets • GPS + IP-based geolocation & POI intelligence • Privacy-compliant, hashed identifiers for safe integration

    🚀 Use Cases • Audience segmentation & lookalike modeling • Ad-tech and mar-tech optimization • Geospatial & POI analytics • Fraud detection & risk scoring • Personalization & recommendation engines • App performance & device compatibility insights

    🏢 Industries Served Ad-Tech • Mar-Tech • FinTech • Telecom • Retail Analytics • Consumer Intelligence • AI & ML Platforms

  2. The Influence of Entrepreneurial Education on AI-Based Expectancies and...

    • zenodo.org
    Updated Jun 18, 2025
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    Glory Aguzman; Glory Aguzman (2025). The Influence of Entrepreneurial Education on AI-Based Expectancies and Entrepreneurial Intention Among Digital Natives [Dataset]. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15686630
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    Dataset updated
    Jun 18, 2025
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    Zenodohttp://zenodo.org/
    Authors
    Glory Aguzman; Glory Aguzman
    License

    Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
    License information was derived automatically

    Description

    The growth of the global organic food industry over the last two decades has been dramatic. This is evident from rising consumer spending and paying attention to health, environmental concerns, and food safety. As reported by FiBL and IFOAM (2023), the global market for organic food reached a cumulative value of 187 billion USD in 2022, growing annually at close to 10% [1]. The demand for organic vegetables has increased as consumers shift to healthier and more sustainable eating patterns.
    This trend aligns with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), which promote healthy lifestyles and sustainable food systems.

    Countries like Germany, France, and the United States have been the market leaders, while Europe and North America have become developed regions. By 2022, the European organic market was worth 52 billion Euros. Moreover, organic food expenditure per capita reached 135 Euros in Denmark and 102 Euros in Switzerland [1]. People in these regions emphasize buying products from organic certifiers and those produced without pesticides and using cruelty-free farming methods.

    On the other hand, Indonesia and some other emerging economies are slowly but steadily increasing their organic food consumption. Indonesia's organic food market is still in an early phase of development. However, because of the increased focus on healthy living from middle-class consumers, it has considerable growth potential. The organic food sector in Indonesia is reported to have grown by 12.3% in 2021, out of which organic vegetables constituted around 60% of the entire sales of organic products [2]. However, with less than $5 annually per capita on organic food, Indonesia has a greater challenge than opportunity in promoting the organic market than developed countries.
    This shows a gap in achieving SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) in terms of access to healthy and sustainable food.

    Even with the increasing demand for organic vegetables, multiple difficulties inhibit widespread acceptance by Indonesians:

    1. High price premiums: Organic vegetables in Indonesia are often 40-80% more expensive than conventional alternatives [2].

    2. Limited Availability and Accessibility: Rural consumers have limited access to organic products primarily sold in urban supermarkets or online.

    3. Consumer trust in certification: Regarding the credibility and legibility of organic labels, 42% of Indonesian consumers expressed doubts in a BPS survey in 2021 [3].

    Food waste remains one of Indonesia's biggest challenges, and vegetables are top of the list. A study showed that vegetables constitute 31% of the most discarded food items, with rice (20%), meat (11%), dairy (10%), and fish (10%) following behind. This enormous waste signifies a resource deficit and adds to the environmental problems as organic waste gives off greenhouse gases when it decomposes.
    This directly contradicts the targets of SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) and SDG 13 (Climate Action), which call for waste reduction and the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions from food systems.

    Jika ingin disisipkan juga ikon-ikon visual SDGs atau dirancang sebagai bagian dari slide/publikasi visual, saya bisa bantu buatkan juga.

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    Berikut contoh deskripsi open data Zenodo yang dapat Anda gunakan untuk mendeskripsikan dataset dan dokumen Anda berdasarkan dua file yang diunggah (.xlsx dan .docx) dengan struktur akademik dan profesional:

    This dataset and research article explore how entrepreneurship education influences the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) among digital-native university students, particularly in its effect on performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and entrepreneurial intention. Using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) as the theoretical foundation, the study employs Structural Equation Modeling – PLS-SEM to assess seven mediation pathways.

    The dataset (.xlsx) includes anonymized responses from survey participants measuring constructs such as entrepreneurial education, AI usage, performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and entrepreneurial intention. The accompanying article (.docx) provides a comprehensive review of the literature, hypothesis development, methodology, and interpretation of results, emphasizing the significant role of performance expectancy in mediating the relationship between AI usage and entrepreneurial intention.

    The findings contribute to expanding the UTAUT framework within entrepreneurship education and provide practical implications for curriculum design in the digital era.

    Data Files

    • The Influence of Entrepreneurship Education, Artificial Intelligence..xlsx: Raw data and computed constructs used in SmartPLS analysis.

    • The Influence of Entrepreneurial Education on AI en-GB.docx: Full research article including theoretical background, model development, hypothesis testing results, and discussion.

    Keywords

    Entrepreneurship Education, Artificial Intelligence, Entrepreneurial Intention, Performance Expectancy, Effort Expectancy, UTAUT, Digital Natives, PLS-SEM, Higher Education, EdTech

    Funding

    This research was supported by Bina Nusantara University (BINUS International Research - Basic) under contract number: 081/VRRTT/IV/2025, dated 25 April 2025.

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    Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI Market Research Report 2033

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    Updated Oct 3, 2025
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    Growth Market Reports (2025). Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI Market Research Report 2033 [Dataset]. https://growthmarketreports.com/report/illegal-deforestation-alerting-ai-market
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    Dataset updated
    Oct 3, 2025
    Dataset authored and provided by
    Growth Market Reports
    Time period covered
    2024 - 2032
    Area covered
    Global
    Description

    Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI Market Outlook



    According to our latest research, the global Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI market size is valued at USD 1.14 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 4.82 billion by 2033, growing at a robust CAGR of 17.3% during the forecast period. This exceptional growth is primarily driven by increasing global awareness regarding environmental conservation, stricter government regulations, and the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologies that enable real-time monitoring and alerting of illegal deforestation activities.




    One of the most significant growth factors for the Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI market is the mounting pressure from international organizations and governments to curb deforestation, which is a major contributor to biodiversity loss and climate change. The adoption of AI-driven monitoring systems has become essential for authorities seeking to enforce anti-deforestation laws effectively. These systems leverage machine learning, computer vision, and remote sensing to analyze vast swathes of forested land in real time, identifying illegal logging activities with high accuracy. The need for scalable, automated solutions to monitor remote and inaccessible forest regions is pushing both public and private stakeholders to invest heavily in AI-powered alerting platforms, thereby accelerating market growth.




    Another critical driver is the increasing collaboration between technology providers, environmental NGOs, and forestry companies to develop and deploy sophisticated AI solutions tailored for forest monitoring and protection. The integration of satellite imagery, drone surveillance, and data analytics has enabled these stakeholders to detect deforestation activities at an early stage, facilitating prompt intervention and legal action. Moreover, the proliferation of affordable cloud computing and edge AI hardware has democratized access to these advanced technologies, making them viable for small-scale organizations and developing nations. This trend is not only expanding the market’s reach but also enhancing the overall effectiveness of global anti-deforestation efforts.




    Additionally, the growing demand for transparency and accountability in supply chains, particularly in industries such as agriculture, timber, and paper, is fueling the adoption of Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI solutions. Companies are increasingly required to demonstrate that their sourcing practices do not contribute to illegal deforestation, in line with consumer expectations and regulatory requirements. AI-powered alerting systems provide real-time data and actionable insights, enabling organizations to monitor supplier activities and ensure compliance. This business imperative, combined with the environmental and legal repercussions of deforestation, is creating a robust market for AI-driven monitoring and alerting technologies.




    From a regional perspective, the Asia Pacific region is expected to lead the Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI market, driven by the extensive forest cover in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and Papua New Guinea, which are often hotspots for illegal logging. North America and Europe are also witnessing rapid adoption of these technologies, propelled by strong environmental regulations and technological innovation. Latin America, particularly Brazil, represents a significant growth opportunity given the vast Amazon rainforest and the pressing need for advanced monitoring solutions. The Middle East & Africa region, while currently lagging in market share, is anticipated to experience steady growth as international funding and technological assistance increase.





    Component Analysis



    The Illegal Deforestation Alerting AI market is segmented by component into Software, Hardware, and Services, each playing a pivotal role in the overall ecosystem. Software solutions form the backbone of this market, encompassing AI algorithms, machine learning models, and specialized analytics platform

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Customer Attributes Dataset - Demographics, Devices & Locations APAC Data (1st Party Data w/90M+ records)

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.json, .csv, .xls, .parquetAvailable download formats
Dataset authored and provided by
AI Keyboard
Area covered
Pakistan, India, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, Nepal, United States of America, Germany, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands
Description

The User Profile Data is a structured, anonymized dataset designed to help organizations understand who their users are, what devices they use, and where they are located. Each record provides privacy-compliant linkages between user IDs, demographic profiles, device intelligence, and geolocation data, offering deep context for analytics, segmentation, and personalization.

Built for privacy-safe analytics, the dataset uses hashed identifiers like phone number and email and standardized formats, making it easy to integrate into big-data platforms, AI pipelines, and machine learning models for advanced analytics.

Demographic insights include gender, age, and age group, essential for audience profiling, marketing optimization, and consumer intelligence. All gender data is user-declared and AI-verified through image-based avatar validation, ensuring data accuracy and authenticity.

The dataset’s Device Intelligence Layer includes rich technical attributes such as device brand, model, OS version, user agent, RAM, language, and timezone, enabling technical segmentation, performance analytics, and targeted ad delivery across diverse device ecosystems.

On the location and POI front, the dataset combines GPS-based and IP-based coordinates—including country, region, city, latitude, longitude —to provide high-precision geospatial insights. This enables mobility pattern analysis, market expansion planning, and POI clustering for advanced location intelligence.

Each user record contains onboarding and lifecycle fields like unique IDs, and profile update timestamps, allowing accurate tracking of user acquisition trends, data freshness, and activity duration.

🔍 Key Features • 1st-party, consent-based demographic & device data • AI-verified gender insights via avatar recognition • OS-level app data with 120+ daily sessions per user • Global coverage across APAC and emerging markets • GPS + IP-based geolocation & POI intelligence • Privacy-compliant, hashed identifiers for safe integration

🚀 Use Cases • Audience segmentation & lookalike modeling • Ad-tech and mar-tech optimization • Geospatial & POI analytics • Fraud detection & risk scoring • Personalization & recommendation engines • App performance & device compatibility insights

🏢 Industries Served Ad-Tech • Mar-Tech • FinTech • Telecom • Retail Analytics • Consumer Intelligence • AI & ML Platforms

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