With over 56,000 reading programmes held in 2024 alone, the Government renews its commitment to becoming a reading nation by 2030 (5 Oct 2025) FAR from becoming relics of the past, public libraries are being transformed into dynamic, digital-age learning hubs — part of a nationwide mission to build a reading nation by 2030. This…
(26 Sept 2025) On 26 September 2025, the official donation agreement signing ceremony took place between AIT President, Prof. Pai-Chi Li and Mr. Pote Narittakurn Lee, Chairman of iGroup (Asia-Pacific) Limited, at AIT. Mr. Lee, a distinguished alumnus of AIT and former member of AIT’s Board Executive Committee, who earned his Master’s in Engineering in…
(10 Oct 2025) According to Master Nguyen Huu Gioi, digital transformation in libraries in Vietnam is both the goal and the destination of the whole process. Digital transformation is not simply a “technical move” to convert information and documents from paper to electronic form using modern scanners and photocopiers; but importantly: information resources, digital collections, data…
(14 Oct 2025) Wiley today announced the launch of Wiley AI Gateway, the industry’s first AI-native research intelligence platform that provides researchers access to trusted content from world-leading scholarly publishers through a single endpoint. Unlike closed ecosystems that require researchers to adopt proprietary tools, Wiley AI Gateway prioritizes intentional interoperability, seamlessly integrating scholarly content…
(14 Oct 2025) Orion Newby, a sophomore at Adelphi University in New York, is suing the school, claiming that he was falsely accused of using generative AI on a history paper. According to the lawsuit, Newby has learning differences and, as part of that, works closely with tutors to improve his grammar. He claims that…
(14 Oct 2025) In a recent interview with Yonhap News Agency, Kim Hee-sop, director of the National Library of Korea, said, “Now is the time when the value of libraries becomes even clearer, as AI becomes more naturally integrated into everyday life.” “AI requires high-quality, diverse datasets to improve performance,” Kim said. “Libraries are…
The country’s output in quality health research is going from strength to strength, but can it overcome questions about the integrity of its publishing practices? (1 Oct 2025) Increasing evidence suggests that the geographical centre of medical research might be moving, as the amount and quality of research produced by China’s research hospitals rises, and…
(30 Sept 2025) In this post, Frances Pinter, Director, Academic Relations, Central European University Press, speaks with Professor Yana Suchikova, Vice-Rector for Research at Berdyansk State Pedagogical University about GAIDeT – the Generative AI Delegation Taxonomy, which enables researchers to disclose the use of generative AI in an honest and transparent way. GAIDeT is a…
(22 Sept 2025) Publishers often provide guidelines for authors to transparently declare any human assistance in manuscript preparation (for example, professional language editing services). However, recent developments in AI – particularly generative AI – have led to rapid expansion in the capabilities of machine tools to assist with writing, editing, and even enhancing research manuscripts…
(8 Oct 2025) Two major publishers have begun to automatically reject the vast majority of papers based on public health data sets, following revelations that unscrupulous actors use these data sets to churn out nonsense scientific papers. Last month, PLOS and Frontiers both announced submissions that use data sets such as the U.S. Centers for Disease…