we're rolling out DORA-style research impact etc awareness and training (as are many institutions in Australia) so it would be SUPER GREAT to be able to reuse materials already available :)

Rick offers predictions: 'the broader systemic conflict between competing business models will not be resolved by libraries, authors or publishers, but rather by institutions and funders', and 'end result will be a system characterized by coexisting models of pay‑access and open‑access publishing.'

Oh I hear you

stand by for announcements into the CoP :) Anna and Bron will need help with convenorship

Faster science is sloppier science. Don't we already have more than enough useless studies, retracted papers, and junk journals floating around?

The last thing we need is AI enabling people to produce more.

We need a slow research movement and we need it yesterday.

Feels like a perfect storm of ignorance at my end, I've never had a good technical grasp of data exchange and integrations in EN and I'm not a library licences manager. Now AI. It's all coming at us so fast these days

This support.clarivate.com/Endnote/s/ar... ? Summarization feature Publishers are making libraries sign terms that say you can't upload their content into public ai clouds so yes technically this would be violation if user puts in full text and it gets Summarized