The Peer-to-Processor Review

The UK Government has reversed its earlier proposal to allow AI companies

STM's 'Toward Responsible Use of Research Content in Generative AI'

A long-awaited UK government report on AI and copyright policy was

A formal warning was issued to the lead researcher behind a controversial

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 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.

A University of Zurich AI study that covertly deployed LLM-generated posts on Reddit without informed consent drew a formal ethics committee warning and triggered a stricter review process for future AI research.

Buried in Springer Nature's FY 2025 earnings release — between the headline revenue figure of €1.93 billion and the obligatory paragraph about open access growth — was a three-letter

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