[…] in human remains, for example), the potential for open access and open data to contribute to dangerously uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence, and concerns on the part of researchers about others exploiting data they have labored to generate may also create […]
[…] in human remains, for example), the potential for open access and open data to contribute to dangerously uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence, and concerns on the part of researchers about others exploiting data they have labored to generate may also create […]
[…] have one large revelation during the conference but I had many wonderful small surprises. It was important to hear that artificial intelligence (AI) is a tool, not a strategy — so have a strategy and THEN choose the tool! It was […]
[…] OA faster than others, which raises the prospect that in ten years we may have made enormous progress in (say) artificial intelligence, but not in cognitive psychology. I would like to know what the world will look like if the horses […]
[…] of activities that affect the ability of a product or service to effectively meet the needs of a user. AI Artificial intelligence is the performance of a set of tasks by machines. For example, semantic enrichment combined with established rules, can […]
[…] Images via @daylife The provost of Harrisburg University, Eric Darr, puzzles me. He studied under one of the forefathers of artificial intelligence, Herbert Simon. He became the provost at Harrisburg in 2007 after a successful run in corporate America, first with […]
[…] years. But I’d argue that solving this misalignment has become all the more urgent due to a number of factors. Artificial Intelligence is accelerating both the promise and the problems, transforming research workflows while creating an acute need for better trust […]
[…] the accountability that comes from being governed by the communities the organization exists to serve. The Economics Reinforce the Argument Artificial intelligence is already reducing the cost of many operational components of publishing: manuscript preparation, formatting, production, language editing, and elements […]
[…] review systems. Why Capacity, and Why Now? In recent years, conversations around peer review have often focused on transformation, from artificial intelligence to questions of integrity and transparency. This year’s theme shifts the focus slightly. It brings attention back to something […]
[…] 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.