Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and natural language processing are revolutionizing research processes and scholarly communications. There is already impact from AI on authoring, translation, peer review and discovery. How can members of the scholarly communications ecosystem, including librarians and publishers, get to grips with the opportunities and threats presented by AI across the content creation and dissemination lifecycle? What are the priorities and the next steps for supporting responsible AI use and for countering bad practices and misinformation?
FACILITATORS:
FACILITATORS:
- Vivien BENDER
Executive Editor at Springer Nature - Martin DELAHUNTY
Director at Inspiring Stem Consulting - Gwen EVANS
Vice President, Global Library Relations at Elsevier - Professor Lisa HINCHLIFFE
Professor at the University of Illinois - Dr Haseeb IRFANULLAH
Independent consultant on the environment
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