Introduction Artificial intelligence has swept through virtually every industry, from healthcare to logistics, and publishing is no exception. As traditional publishers, academic presses, and digital-first startups navigate a rapidly changing landscape, the question looms: Does AI help publishers save money? It’s a fair question, given the escalating costs of production, distribution, marketing, and content development. … Read more
Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) has already reshaped numerous aspects of modern publishing—automating repetitive tasks, assisting with metadata generation, and enhancing discoverability. But as tools like ChatGPT, Grammarly, and Claude evolve, a question has begun to ripple through editorial departments, boardrooms, and literary festivals alike: Will AI replace human editors? This is not a new kind … Read more
Introduction Artificial intelligence has seeped into almost every corner of the professional world, and the publishing industry is no exception. What once seemed like a distant concept—machines playing a significant role in content creation, curation, editing, and distribution—is now an everyday reality. While traditional publishing roles still have their place, the surge in demand for … Read more
Introduction Plagiarism has always been the silent threat lurking behind academic publishing. In the past, traditional tools like Turnitin and iThenticate were the go-to solutions, providing dependable—if sometimes rigid—text-matching capabilities. But as artificial intelligence (AI) evolves, so too do the methods by which content is generated and, unfortunately, copied. This write-up explores five of the … Read more
Introduction AI isn’t coming to academic publishing; it’s already here. From manuscript screening and metadata enrichment to peer review support and marketing automation, artificial intelligence is becoming embedded in every stage of the scholarly publishing process. But unlike some industries where AI replaces human labor wholesale, publishing demands a subtler approach. Here, the challenge isn’t … Read more