[…] processes, and earlier validation of data, ethics, and authorship. The goal is faster dissemination of high-quality research without sacrificing rigor. Artificial intelligence is accelerating this shift, not by replacing editorial judgment, but by supplementing checks and reducing the volume of repetitive […]
[…] with policymakers and practitioners) help to facilitate this translation of knowledge into action. We also couldn’t discuss impact without mentioning Artificial Intelligence (AI). We know new technology presents opportunity: from automated information synthesis to accelerated publishing processes that will help get […]
[…] certainly address these themes, but I suspect it will be a persistent thread of conversation throughout the seminar. Just as artificial intelligence has been a topic that finds its way into every conversation lately, I expect the same will be true […]
[…] monitor. Recent comparative analyses of citation trajectories reinforce this dynamic. High-JIF journals tend to reward “fast uptake” themes such as artificial intelligence, the Metaverse, or other emerging technologies, while lower-JIF journals often excel with “slow burn” contributions in areas like racism, […]
[…] that e-resources sold to their libraries should be accessible. The Ohio State University Libraries partnered with The Arizona State University Artificial Intelligence Cloud Innovation Center (AI CIC), and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to remediate PDFs in bulk as a response to […]
[…] multilingual publishing. These have yet to be fully, or even partially realized. Greater visibility for Chinese journals will reshape global research priorities, especially in disciplines where China leads, such as artificial intelligence and renewable energy. Flag of China on dark blue background.
[…] its “Top 10 skills on the rise,” explaining that their increasing importance in the workforce is driven by technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and the need for workers to manage through disruptive change. The examples below explore how digital humanities projects […]
[…] we care about and use will be at the forefront of publishing over the next few years. Research integrity and artificial intelligence are things that you really can’t get away from. We need to have people who similarly care deeply about […]
[…] underserved market is massive. Beyond this, born-accessible content is easier to search, discover, and be integrated in machine-processing tools like artificial intelligence. With born-accessible content, doing the right thing is also the best thing from a business perspective too. Note: […]
[…] reject problematic manuscripts. The advanced screening tools that publishers have implemented, such as plagiarism detection software, author verification checks, and artificial intelligence-driven fraud detection, are valuable but not foolproof. Integrity issues may not be detected until post-publication, perhaps triggered by third-party […]
[…] how research is conducted and communicated, impacting the integrity of research. The rise of papermills and the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in research are just two examples of this. This fast-changing environment makes peer-to-peer mentorship crucial, as more experience […]
[…] that is spread with intent to deceive. Scholarly publications now also have to contend with the hallucinations and misstatements of generative artificial intelligence. I do not presume to lecture the scholarly community, but I believe this is a great moment to review […]
[…] their Catálogo 2.0. What impact has/does/will AI have on ISSN IC’s work? We already assign ISSNs to publications created by artificial intelligence such as content aggregation sites on the Web! We are currently defining our strategic plan for 2025-2029 and exploring […]
[…] following year. I don’t know if the number will decrease or increase, for sure I hope it will decrease, although artificial intelligence (AI) technology brings many new challenges to the publishers. While the journal ranking and EWL are very influential at […]
[…] that will be convenient, incorporating the medical literature and addressing misinformation, through whatever combination of expert human creation, curation, and artificial intelligence can be most effective. Addressing this need calls for action by those with broader mandates for or interests in […]