Why trusted content matters more than ever
As AI tools become increasingly integrated into research workflows, questions of trust become more vital
Research integrity
arXiv imposes one-year ban for unchecked AI-generated content
Platform clarifies author responsibility and consequences for failing to verify AI-generated material
Then versus now: keeping pace with research integrity threats
Long-term solutions must be dynamic, involve multiple sectors and hold all stakeholders to account, writes Sabina Alam
Verifying author identity in mathematics
Thirty years after its formation, Nicola Poser discusses the role of Mathematical Reviews / MathSciNet
EBSCO Information Services and GetFTR join forces
Researchers at more than 70,000 institutions worldwide will gain clearer visibility into full-text availability
Enabling AI while preserving research integrity
Nearly 60 per cent of researchers use AI, yet trust remains a major barrier
CCC adds AI reuse rights to higher education copyright licence
Expanded licence intended to help institutions address what it describes as a “growing permissions gap”
Open access is not broken. Discovery is.
A new OCLC report explains how to make OA routes reliable in hybrid environments
The fake citation landscape: examples from the wild
Nick Morley looks at real examples of hallucinated citations in published research, and explains what they mean for science
Research manipulation mapped in new Forensic Scientometrics report
First FoSci report sets out scope, methods and challenges facing those on the front line of research integrity
Publishers sue Meta platforms over alleged AI training piracy
Publishers bringing the case are Elsevier, Cengage, Hachette Book Group, Macmillan Publishers and McGraw Hill
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