AI in Publishing

When we ran our first survey on the responsible use of AI in research and publishing, the headline numbers were hard to ignore. AI use was already near-universal; 97% of responses…

AI is no longer an emerging tool in academic research, it's the default. Our latest survey of 457 researchers, editors, reviewers, and policymakers across disciplines and regions…

For the better part of a century, we have measured scholars by how much they publish. Generative AI has made publishing cheap, and in doing so it has quietly emptied the count of…

The editors who get manuscripts published have sat where your reviewers sit. AI has made research writing faster. It has not made it publishable. The gap between a well-drafted…

Every few years, scholarly publishing experiences a moment that quietly but decisively reshapes its future. 2025 marked an onset to that moment, marked by through a series of…

AI is no longer knocking at the door of academic publishing. It’s already inside, reorganizing our systems, decisions, and even ethics. While AI offers unprecedented opportunities…

With the rise of Generative AI (GenAI) tools, researchers now have access to assistants that can refine text, rephrase sentences, and even suggest new ideas. But what happens when…

In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, several conversational AI tools have emerged, each offering unique strengths and capabilities. Generative AI (Gen-AI)…

Artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant strides across various domains, yet one critical area within academic publishing remains hesitant: peer review. This foundational…