Owango will kick off the virtual conference by demonstrating how standards-driven PID ecosystems can become the foundation for trustworthy AI, research integrity, and equitable scholarly communication.
If you have an idea for tackling a key challenge in scholarly communications, we want to hear from you! Answer the call and submit a session proposal by September 10.
Initiated by Kudos earlier this year, the project brings together publishers and other stakeholders to consider how best to address the impact of "zero-click" search on scholarly communications.
The recommendations for libraries selecting and using AI tools stress the American Library Association’s core values, including privacy, intellectual freedom, and equity.
ISO standards on storage of unprocessed photographic films and the role of AI in multimedia coding and processing, ACRL’s revised Framework for Access Services Librarianship, new core principles from COPE, and more.
Upcoming webinars cover AI automation and bias as well as progress toward open science; October brings the launch of Copyright Essentials from A to AI.
