OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Search
(31 Oct 2024) OpenAI has launched its search engine, ChatGPT search. Here’s the announcement: You can get fast, timely answers with links to relevant web sources, which you would…
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The chatbot optimisation game: Can we trust AI web searches?
Google and its rivals are increasingly employing AI-generated summaries, but research indicates their results are far from authoritative and open to manipulation (3 Nov 2024) Instead of scrolling through a…
NSLC and OpenAIRE collaborate to advance Europe-China scholarly exchange
(17 Oct 2024) The National Science Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (NSLC) and OpenAIRE are launching a groundbreaking collaboration to boost research visibility and infrastructure interoperability between Europe and…
United States: Audiobook sales have surpassed e-books
(24 Oct 2024) Digital book sales in the United States have been strong since the summer. In August 2024, e-book revenues were up 6.1%, generating 90.4 million dollars. Year-to-date e-book revenues…
eLife latest in string of major journals put on hold from Web of Science
(24 Oct 2024) Citing eLife’s unusual practice of publishing articles without accepting or rejecting them, Clarivate says it is re-evaluating the inclusion of the open-access biology journal in Web of Science, its…
Flinders University is hiring Librarian (Research Engagement)
(30 Oct 2024) This exciting opportunity to join the team in the Library at Flinders University will give you the chance to be part of a positive and welcoming work environment,…
India: Inside Supreme Court Judges Library
(19 Oct 2024) Established in 1937, the Supreme Court Judges Library (of India) has grown into one of the largest law libraries in Asia, housing over 3,80,000 legal documents, rare…
Study reveals varied adoption and barriers in open data sharing among physical research communities
(21 Oct 2024) A study by IOP Publishing (IOPP) has highlighted differences in how physical science research communities adopt open data sharing and the various barriers they encounter. Over 30,000…
How is generative AI being used in biomedical research?
(17 Oct 2024) Ithaka S+R is excited to publish findings from our international survey of academic researchers, with a particular focus on those in the biomedical sciences. The survey, conducted with the…
Indonesia: Muhammadiyah calls for crackdown on plagiarism, degree sales at universities
(21 Oct 202) Muhammadiyah chairman Haedar Nashir has urged President Prabowo Subianto to address problems of plagiarism and the sale of academic degrees at the nation’s universities. He said plagiarism…
ProQuest launches AI-powered Research Assistant to promote responsible AI use in academia
(28 Oct 2024) ProQuest™ has introduced the ProQuest Research Assistant, a pioneering AI tool within the ProQuest One suite aimed at helping students navigate AI responsibly in their academic research. This initiative addresses…
IFIS Publishing and CNKI launch CNKI Food Science Focus database to empower Chinese research in food science
(25 Oct 2024) IFIS Publishing and CNKI have announced the launch of CNKI Food Science Focus, a specialized database dedicated to advancing food science research within China. This collaboration, marked by a formal…
United States: Parents sue school over AI punishment
(21 Oct 2024) In Massachusetts, a family has filed a lawsuit against the Hingham Public School district, alleging that the school unfairly punished their son for using AI on an AP…
Wiley launches new partnership innovation program to deliver AI advantages for researchers and practitioners
(17 Oct 2024) At the Frankfurt Book Fair, Wiley announced the launch of Wiley AI Partnerships: A Co-Innovation Program. This initiative aims to develop new AI applications, assistants, and agents in…
Australian National University is hiring Information Access Officer
(24 Oct 2024) ANU is seeking an experienced, motivated Information Access Officer. In this role you will be part of the team responsible for the information and references services in…
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