The Peer-to-Processor Review

The OMB proposed rule change to the Uniform Guidance for federal grants could restrict how grant funds are spent on publication costs, threatening the financial model of many scholarly societies and publishers.

Scholarly Kitchen Chefs respond to proposed OMB rule changes to US federal research grant spending—changes

Scholarly Kitchen argues AI governance in research must be purpose-led and collectively managed across publishing

Cambridge workshop brought together publishers, NISO, COUNTER, and researchers to develop standards for provenance,

Scholarly Kitchen explores what happens to the scholarly content platform when AI agents—not human readers—become

Todd Carpenter (NISO executive director) makes a conceptual argument for distinguishing between attribution, provenance, reference, and citation in AI research tools — arguing these are distinct concepts with different implications for trust and credit.

Proposes a method for identifying, measuring, and managing AI bot

Examines how AI-generated summaries are mediating research discovery,

'A pre-AI-era scientist sounds the alarm: no computational efficiency

The STM Trends 2030 report maps a world where AI agents and AI-native

A first-person perspective from a senior scientist on the cognitive costs of AI dependency in research.

STM's Trends 2030 report places AI-driven discovery at the center of scholarly publishing's near-term future.