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The article linked below (full text, open access) was recently published by Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence. Title A Systematic Literature Review of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Literacy in Schools Authors Joonhyeong Park Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Source Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence 6 October 2025, 100487 DOI: 10.1016/j.caeai.2025.100487 Abstract Given the rapid integration of generative […]
The preprint linked below was recently posted on arXiv. Title A Decentralized Future For the Open-Science Databases Authors Gaurav Sharma, Viorel Munteanu, Nika Mansouri Ghiasi, Jineta Banerjee, Susheel Varma, Luca Foschini, Kyle Ellrott, Onur Mutlu, Dumitru Ciorbă, Roel A Ophoff, Viorel Bostan, Christopher E Mason, Jason H Moore, Despoina Sousoni, Arunkumar Krishnan, Christopher E Mason, Mihai Dimian, Gustavo Stolovitzky, Fabio G Liberante, Taras K Oleksyk, Serghei Mangul Source via arXiv DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2509.19206 Abstract Continuous and […]
Special Issue of Journal of the Copyright Society: Libraries and Collections, and the Annual Review of Selected Copyright Cases (Volume 72, Issue 3; 2025)
| Academic Libraries, Lecture, Libraries, News, Open Access, Preservation
Journal of the Copyright Society Libraries and Collections, and the Annual Review of Selected Copyright Cases Volume 72, Issue 3; 2025 72 J. Copyright Soc’y 593 Direct to Complete TOC (with Abstracts) In This Issue Recent Developments In Copyright Law: Selected Annotated Cases Thomas Kjellberg, Joelle Milov, Dasha Chestukhin and Jaime Berman with Allison Furnari, […]
Liblicense-l to Join the Charleston Hub
| Academic Libraries, Companies (Publishers/Vendors), Libraries, Management and Leadership, News, Publishing, Scholarly Communications
From a Charleston Hub Release: Charleston Hub is pleased to announce that, effective today, Liblicense-l, a long-running, distinguished mail group and archive in the library and scholarly communications space, will be joining its family of resources. For nearly 30 years, Liblicense-l has connected libraries, publishers, academics, and many other members of the information community with announcements and discussion about […]
Harvard Law School: Library Innovation Lab Public Data Project Adds 710 TB of Smithsonian Collections Data
| Data Files, Libraries, News, Open Access, Patrons and Users, School Libraries
From the Harvard Law School Library Innovation Lab: We are excited to announce today that the Library Innovation Lab has expanded our Public Data Project beyond datasets available through Data.gov to include 710 TB of data from the Smithsonian Institution — the complete open access portion of the Smithsonian’s collections. This marks an important step in our long-running […]
The article linked below was published today (Sept. 17, 2025) by Royal Society Open Science (R. Soc. Open Sci). Title The Economic Impact of Open Science: A Scoping Review Authors Lena Tsipouri National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece Sofia Liarti OPIX PC, Greece Silvia Vignetti CSIL, Italy Izabella Martins Grapengiesser Technopolis Consulting Group, Belgium […]
Future Forecast: AI Glasses Market Poised to Hit 10 Million Units in 2026, According to Omdia What Exactly Are A.I. Companies Trying to Build? Here’s a Guide (via NY Times) Scholarly Communications Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) Podcast: “Beyond Detection: Responsible Use of AI Across Peer Review and Authorship” Students Report From UK: Quarter of […]
Preprint: “How Much are LLMs Changing the Language of Academic Papers After ChatGPT? A Multi-Database and Full Text Analysis”
| Associations and Organizations, Journal Articles, News, Open Access, Publishing
The research paper (preprint) linked below was recently shared on arXiv. Title How Much are LLMs Changing the Language of Academic Papers After ChatGPT? A Multi-Database and Full Text Analysis Authors Kayvan Kousha University of Wolverhampton Mike Thelwall University of Sheffield Source via arXiv DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2509.09596 Abstract This study investigates how Large Language Models (LLMs) […]
AI Roundup: Charting the Future of Scholarly Knowledge with AI: A Community Perspective; ResearchQA: Evaluating Scholarly Question Answering at Scale Across 75 Fields with Survey-Mined Questions and Rubrics; & More Headlines
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Higher Education The New Thing on Campus: Why Universities are Appointing Their First Chief AI Officers (via Fortune) Literacy Beyond Tool Use: Tracking the Evolution of Generative AI Literacy Among University Students Through a Process-Oriented Investigation (via Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence) Politics The President Blamed AI and Embraced Doing So. Is It Becoming The […]
Journal Article: “Reimagining the Humanities Book: Bringing Living With Machines to Life Through Experimental Publishing Workflows and Open Research Practices”
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The article linked below was recently published by Learned Publishing. Title Reimagining the Humanities Book: Bringing Living With Machines to Life Through Experimental Publishing Workflows and Open Research Practices Authors Emma Gallon University of London Press, School of Advanced Study, University of London Jamie Bowman University of London Press, School of Advanced Study, University of […]
