Introduction The publishing world has always been a rather slow-moving beast, preferring the smell of old paper and the quiet contemplation of the editing desk to the chaotic, breakneck speed of technological revolution. For centuries, the process has remained fundamentally the same: an author writes, an editor polishes, a publisher prints, and a distributor sells. … Read more
Introduction In the high-stakes world of academia, research papers have long been the ultimate flex. It’s the scholar’s magnum opus, a polished work that shows off their intellect, hard work, and novel findings. But what happens when the architect of this monument to human thought is no longer a person, but an algorithm? This isn’t … Read more
Introduction The academic publishing industry has long been proficient in two key areas: controlling access to scholarly knowledge and profiting from it. With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, big academic publishers aren’t merely adapting; they’re taking the lead. AI is no longer a toy for experimental labs. It’s a comprehensive strategy, a fundamental infrastructure … Read more
Introduction The scientific publishing industry has long been a slow-moving machine, constrained by tradition, bureaucracy, and rigorous peer review. But that machine is starting to hum with a new kind of energy. Artificial intelligence—once relegated to science fiction and the sidelines of tech—has marched straight into the heart of scientific publishing, and it’s not leaving … Read more
Introduction Cheating is nothing new. From students scribbling formulas on their palms to employees falsifying numbers on spreadsheets, dishonesty has existed since humanity first learned how to measure success. But in the past few years, a new player has entered the cheating game. You are familiar with it: artificial intelligence. And it is not subtle … Read more