Clarivate announces Academic AI Working Group
Expressions of interest invited from professionals in Academic AI, user experience, digital strategy or responsible AI frameworks
Artificial intelligence
Cambridge urges licensing safeguards for training LLMs
Cambridge University Press & Assessment calls on governments to protect copyright through licensing as AI training rules develop worldwide
The medium is the model: AI as a new environment for research
Christopher Kenneally argues that AI is not just a tool, but a medium reshaping research culture, authority and communication
Cabells’ Predatory Reports database passes 20,000-journal milestone
Activity from predatory publishers to con academic researchers and defraud funders shows no sign of stopping
Open Library of Humanities publishes community-informed AI policy
Authors will be required to declare substantial and known uses of generative AI that form part of research
GetFTR enables AI tools to check access rights
New capability allows AI-powered tools to verify user entitlements before directing researchers to full text
New Clarivate tool “connects AI users to trusted academic resources”
Nexus integrates academic content and services into the AI tools increasingly used by students and researchers
Empowering researchers by bridging the AI trust gap
Purpose-built AI tools – that draw on trusted content, provide trust and transparency – are the way forward, writes Maxim Khan
Elsevier launches ‘research-grade AI-assisted workspace’
Publishers and societies join LeapSpace at launch, with 18+ million full-text research articles and books included
From anxiety to advantage
Tamir Borensztajn reframes artificial intelligence as the "connective tissue of academic knowledge"
Five publishers join Kudos in ‘zero-click search’ investigation
More sponsors asked to join ‘Taming the Crocodile’ study to help protect usage, revenues and research integrity
Clarivate launches “AI-powered digital collection platform”
Platform designed "to help libraries better manage, enrich and showcase their collections as digital resources"