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'From ''AI helps me write'' to ''AI runs the workflow'': Eight Tech-trend Reports
A review of eight technology industry trend reports concludes that
'Guest Post: The Human Heart of Science — Navigating AI Anxiety in the Academic
A call to 'rehumanize' the discourse around AI in academia, addressing
'Responding to the Threat of Zero-Click Search and AI Summaries: How Do We
AI-driven zero-click search results and generative AI summaries are
AI Rollout Is a People Problem: A Pulse on All Things AI, Part 2
Toler and Cochran's framing — that AI strategy failure in scholarly publishing is a people problem, not a technology problem — is a maturing and important narrative.
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).
Scholarly Society Sustainability in an Unstable Publishing World: Reasons to be Cheerful, Parts 1, 2, and 3.
Robert Harington surveys the current landscape for society publishers — buffeted by AI disruption, open access mandates, research integrity crises, and operational pressures — and finds reasons for cautious optimism.
The Human Heart of Science — Navigating AI Anxiety in the Academic World
As AI adoption accelerates across research and publishing workflows, academic communities are experiencing anxiety, identity displacement, and community fragmentation.
AI Readiness and the New Value Equation in Scholarly Publishing
A Scholarly Kitchen guest post laying out a strategic framework for how scholarly publishers can prepare for the AI era.
From 'AI helps me write' to 'AI runs the workflow': Eight Tech-trend Reports through a Publishing-and-learning Lens
The frame shift from "AI as tool" to "AI as infrastructure" is the most important strategic concept in publishing right now, and this piece synthesizes it across eight major industry reports — a useful meta-analysis.
There's an Elephant in the Room, but Not in Your Usage Reports
COUNTER reporting has been the industry standard for usage metrics for decades, but AI crawlers and LLM retrieval systems operate outside these frameworks.
Responding to the Threat of Zero-Click Search and AI Summaries: How Do We Tame The Crocodile?
"Zero-click" is the defining threat of 2026: users getting answers from AI summaries without ever visiting the source.
STM Plants a Flag About Responsible Use of Research Content in GenAI
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