AIP Publishing adds AI review layer to proceedings
Publisher partners with Hum to deploy Alchemist Review to add AI-assisted quality checks to conference records
Artificial intelligence
Turn hidden gems into strategic assets: how AI unlocks digital collections
Clarivate whitepaper highlights Vienna University Library’s approach to metadata challenges
Digital Science launches AI-powered profile curation for Symplectic Elements
New capability converts CVs and unstructured documents into structured faculty profiles – accelerating researcher onboarding at scale
Why scientific content cannot be overlooked
As AI adoption accelerates, content quality, usability, and permissions are now critical constraints, writes Adam Churchill
arXiv imposes one-year ban for unchecked AI-generated content
Platform clarifies author responsibility and consequences for failing to verify AI-generated material
Enabling AI while preserving research integrity
Nearly 60 per cent of researchers use AI, yet trust remains a major barrier
STM seeks input on GenAI use of research content before June deadline
Discussion document, published in March, sets out considerations for handling peer-reviewed scholarly content
Clarivate launches Nexus Connect to bring library resources into AI chat environments
Five universities are set to be early adopters, with a broader early access programme scheduled for July 2026
Frontiers issues AI guidance spanning full publishing lifecycle
Principles include transparency, accountability, appropriate tool use, user awareness, integrity safeguards and equity
AAAS and DataSeer pilot AI-generated MDAR checklists
Pilot to evaluate whether structured MDAR reports can be created directly from submitted manuscripts in an automated process
ARL and CNI report maps AI-driven future for research libraries
Report aimed at supporting library leaders as they assess how AI advances in are reshaping the research landscape
“Crocodile” initiative keeps snapping up new sponsors
Project will now incorporate dedicated surveys of both publishers and librarians around "zero-click search"