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Kaggle removes problematic stroke dataset for copyright infringement
Kaggle removed a stroke image dataset after it was found to contain stock images and photos of politicians and celebrities labeled as stroke patients, violating intellectual property rights.
The Hidden Cost of Trust
Research integrity demands stronger safeguards, but for editors, new integrity measures do not replace existing tasks — they are added alongside them, compounding workloads and responsibilities.
At the Halfway Point of 2026, Hachette Reports Solid Earnings Despite 'Challenging' Market Conditions
Hachette reported a solid first half of 2026 despite a soft publishing market, and confirmed it is in line to receive a substantial windfall from the recently approved $1.5 billion Anthropic settlement in the U.S.
Pearson and AWS report highlights AI readiness gap in UK
A Pearson and AWS report reveals a significant gap between AI knowledge and real-world application in the UK: graduates often lack practical AI skills despite higher education engagement.
Knowledgespeak Editorial – How AI Is Expanding What a Scholarly Subscription Can Do
AI research services operating under institutional access rights may consume content in ways that don't register in traditional usage reports—article views and downloads—creating a blind spot for libraries at renewal time.
FIZ Karlsruhe's ICSD data powers global AI materials initiative
The Inorganic Crystal Structure Database (ICSD) from FIZ Karlsruhe has been selected as a core scientific data source for CuspAI's AI Materials Foundry, an international network of 45+ partners including NVIDIA, Meta, Samsung, and Hyundai.
ACM report highlights Generative AI's impact on Programming Education
As generative AI becomes increasingly integrated into software development, an ACM report examines how educators are reassessing programming curricula and evaluation methods when AI can generate code.
Exclusive: News outlet killed story on plagiarism allegations after Cambridge prof hired law firm
Times Higher Education reportedly killed an investigation into plagiarism allegations against Cambridge sociology professor Jason Arday after he hired a law firm.
Weekend reads: Young girl's death after gene therapy never made public; FDA retracts lettuce test result; ADA delays editorial publication after controversy
Retraction Watch Database has surpassed 66,000 retractions.
Weekend reads: Young girl's death after gene therapy never made public; FDA retracts lettuce test result; ADA delays editorial publication after controversy
This Retraction Watch weekly roundup touches on several research integrity threads relevant to the broader scholarly publishing beat — including the Hijacked Journal Checker surpassing 450 entries (a tool with clear AI/automation implications for detecting fraudulent journals) and the ADA editori...
PLS consults on Workplace AI permissions in CLA Education licenses
This is directly on-mission for p2preview.
IGI Global Scientific Publishing introduces AI Assistant Research Tool for research discovery
IGI Global joins the growing list of academic publishers building native AI research assistance tools into their platforms.
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