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Elsevier announces new generative AI feature
Elsevier has announced a new generative AI feature will power Scopus, an abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature, so researchers can get deeper insights faster.
Artificial intelligence
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Guardian blocks OpenAI scraper
The Guardian has blocked OpenAI from using its content to power artificial intelligence products such as ChatGPT.
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Publishers Association urges government to ensure AI respects UK IP law
The Publishers Association has written to the PM asking that he uses the upcoming summit as an opportunity to make it clear that intellectual property law should be respected when any content is ingested by AI systems.
COLUMN
Who will train the robots now?
What will be the future of generative AI if publishers start to block the crawlers?
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EPC joins media organizations to call for global AI policy
EPC has joined global news and publishing organizations to sign an open letter to policymakers and industry leaders globally, laying out proposed principles for the regulated and responsible growth of generative AI models.
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Nottinghamshire Live launches AI trial
The editor of Nottinghamshire Live has written a letter to readers about its experimentation with AI tools.
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
AI can paint, but is it art?
In his June column, Dickon Ross looked at the ability – or inability – of artificial intelligence to write an engaging column. Now, he puts AI’s artistic skills to the test.
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WAN-IFRA joins RSF to frame "AI Charter in Media"
WAN-IFRA has joined RSF and other international news organisations to frame an "AI Charter in Media".
VIEW FROM THE STATES
AI, AI… Oi!
This headline – meant to be sung to the tune of “Old McDonald Had a Farm” – is inspired by publishers’ growing, and totally valid, angst around chatbots’ implications for the business, says US columnist Karlene Lukovitz.
FEATURE
The next generation of AI?
Artificial intelligence is not new – publishers have been doing innovative things with it for years. But, writes Charlie Beckett, generative AI does represent a step change...
Dickon Ross’s publishing world
Robot vs Human
Will columnists be replaced by ChatGPT et al? Ultimately, that will be decided by who writes better. Dickon Ross has submitted two versions of his column, one by ChatGPT, one by himself. Compare & contrast…
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Digital Content Next issues AI principles
Digital Content Next, a US-based trade body, has issued seven principles for the development and governance of generative AI.
COLUMN
AI: what is it good for?
James Evelegh looks at the impact AI is likely to have on the publishing sector.
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The Post announces its next steps in AI innovation
In an announcement from the publisher and CEO Fred Ryan, The Washington Post has outlined its next steps in AI innovation.
COLUMN
AI: knowing its limitations
AI looks set to play a big role in all our futures, but there are some things it can’t do…
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