Philosopher gone open access journal editor gone archive curator gone open science bureaucrat gone chief librarian. Also likes dogs. With and without beards.
More than one-quarter of scholarly articles are not being properly archived and preserved, a study of more than seven million digital publications suggests https://t.co/2iWl3arPP6
Elsevier and Sweden, and my very cool colleague @wilhwid getting out of the "transitional agreement swamp" as he calls it. Finland will also pay less, shortly. The future for open scholarly communication is not in hybrid open access alone, or at all? https://t.co/HDDL3gp57c
Sextuple dipping. When universities fund research published in a journal, then pays for access to it, and open access for it, then for a research information platform in which its researchers ingest data on their doings, and finally to a AI tool trained on that data.
Scopus AI launches today to help researchers navigate the world of research. Developed and tested with the #research community, #ScopusAI combines the world’s largest database of curated scientific literature with responsible #AI.
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Large academic commercial publishers are data companies. What happens as the publications and data about research and researchers becomes training data for AI (LLM)? Very enlightening read. https://t.co/9ZLCdyansf
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"We have formulated the following seven principles for regulating generative AI models in order to protect the interests of creators, people building on the commons (including through AI), and society’s interests in the sustainability of the commons." https://t.co/wIQkqxu03K
Our @bibliodataWG sub-group Birds & Books (B&B logo included) created a workflow for “Bibliographical Data Science” for SSHOC Marketplace. Go there and you’ll know how to get from library catalogues to research data! https://t.co/o4e3hPqB7e
The first out of four webinars about sociologist Edvard Westermarck kicks off on Monday 25th September. Åbo Akademi University recently published a video about Westermarck and his archives.
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