Analysis & opinion

As the fuss over GPT-style technology continues, scientists are now fully aware that the future of research productivity will depend on Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, a different kind of AI, called extractive summarisation and based on natural language processing, will bring a much-needed time-saving tool to authors. Such a tool preserves the integrity of the evidence without ‘hallucinations’. 

Victoria Suslak explores the various choices that libraries have when acquiring content

Libraries can get more granularity from COUNTER reports, thanks to a recently adopted analytics tag – while community-agreed standards help protect privacy, says Rob Scaysbrook

Dror Kolodkin-Gal explains how image integrity issues occur, their consequences and how to prevent them

Fabricio Pamplona explores the advantages of publishing visual abstracts alongside research papers