Aries Systems Partners with Integra to Bring AI-Driven Quality and Integrity Checks to the Editorial Workflow

Aries Systems (makers of Editorial Manager, widely used by major publishers) embedding AI integrity checks in collaboration with Integra represents AI moving from bolt-on to built-in at the submission-system level.

What AI Asks of Open Access

PLOS CEO Alison Mudditt makes a compelling strategic argument: the AI era doesn't just use open access content — it depends on the trustworthiness signals that good OA practice produces (open data, rich metadata, transparent retraction workflows).

Discovery Is Becoming an AI-Native Workflow: Why the KGL–Cashmere Partnership Matters

KW Global's framing of "AI-native discovery" as a new paradigm is editorially useful even if the immediate hook is a vendor partnership announcement.

Why Don't Journalists Circle Back to Cover Retractions?

This piece sits at the intersection of research integrity and AI risk: if journalists don't correct coverage of retracted papers, AI systems trained on or summarizing that coverage will propagate false findings even further.

Clarivate AI50 Report Highlights Global Leaders in AI Invention

Clarivate — whose Web of Science and citation analytics sit at the heart of scholarly publishing infrastructure — publishing an AI invention rankings report is notable on two levels: it demonstrates their expanding role as an AI intelligence provider, and the underlying data (patent + citation an...

ARL and CNI Report Explores Strategic AI Futures for Research Libraries

ARL and CNI — two of the most influential library consortia in North America — have jointly released a strategic scenario planning report on AI's future impact on research libraries.

McGraw Hill to showcase AI and academic integrity insights at 2026 ASU+GSV Summit

McGraw Hill announces participation in the ASU+GSV Summit (April 12–15, San Diego) with a focus on AI-enabled educational tools and academic integrity.

UK Government AI and copyright consultation update removes preference for text and data mining exception

Major policy development: the UK Government has walked back its proposed text and data mining (TDM) exception that would have let AI developers train on copyrighted content without a license.

STM publishes new discussion document on responsible use of research content in generative AI

STM Association publishes a formal discussion document calling on GenAI developers to treat scholarly content differently from general web content — acknowledging the unique properties of peer-reviewed, versioned, integrity-assured research.

Honey, We Need to Talk: A Frank Conversation With AI About Where Things Stand

A first-person essay from publishing industry insider Ralf Biesemeier articulating a growing disillusionment with AI in publishing.

Elsevier expands article submission screening tool to strengthen research credibility

Elsevier has rolled out its AI-powered Check Integrity submission screening tool across nearly 2,000 journals following a successful pilot.

Digital Science Acquires Ontopic to Accelerate Enterprise Knowledge Graphs

Digital Science's acquisition of Ontopic signals growing investment in AI-ready knowledge graph infrastructure for scholarly publishing.