Redefining how we measure scholarly impact
AI is driving scholarly publishing to a flashpoint, write Tasha Mellins-Cohen and Michael Sisolak
Artificial intelligence
New Jisc framework helps leaders on AI adoption
Guidance addresses institutional priorities, responsibilities and risks across teaching, research and administration
Springer Nature and Google DeepMind partner on AI peer review assistant
The partnership will explore how AI can support peer reviewers while keeping human judgement central to the process
Jisc and Google launch two-year partnership to accelerate AI adoption
Initiative aims to address challenges facing higher and further education institutions
Elsevier pledges AI tools and €1m annual support to European research initiative
Move by publisher is intended to support AI adoption across European research and healthcare
NISO launches pilot to track scholarly content used by AI systems
Twelve-month project will develop a minimum metadata model to improve provenance and attribution
Developing standards for AI in research
Institutions and their libraries face an urgent question: how should tools be evaluated for use in research?
STM and Ithaka S+R launch study into AI agents’ access
“The Endpoint Question” will examine how scholarly content should meet AI agents at the point of access
Why research analytics built on AI needs to show its working
Appearing useful – versus reliable, credible or provable – are different, writes Kate Byrne
HathiTrust wins $5m Mellon grant for AI-powered book discovery project
Project will explore responsible, equitable and transparent uses of artificial intelligence in digital collections
Elsevier expands LeapSpace content and adds independent AI advisory board
Company says platform now incorporates content from more than 1,500 scholarly publishers and societies
Springer Nature launches framework on use of artificial intelligence
More than 70 per cent of researchers "see publisher guidance on AI as increasingly important"