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AI in academic publishing: a threat to integrity or the herald of new opportunities? 

27 Jun 2023 by Kate Giles A panel of four industry experts at IOP Publishing's annual colleague conference, PubCon. From left to right: Lauren Flintoft, Research Integrity Officer at IOP Publishing; Dr Matt Hodgson, Associate Lecturer at the University of York; Dustin Smith, Co-founder and President of Hum; Fabienne Michaud, Product Manager at Crossref; and session chair, Kim Eggleton, Head of Research Integrity and Peer Review at IOP Publishing. A panel of four industry experts at IOP Publishing's annual colleague conference, PubCon. From left to right: Lauren Flintoft, Research Integrity Officer at IOP Publishing; Dr Matt Hodgson, Associate Lecturer at the University of York; Dustin Smith, Co-founder and President of Hum; Fabienne Michaud, Product Manager at Crossref; and session chair, Kim Eggleton, Head of Research Integrity and Peer Review at IOP Publishing.

Recently at IOP Publishing’s international colleague conference, PubCon, the discussion turned to the elephant in the room: artificial intelligence (AI). The use of AI in scholarly publishing creates a host of opportunities but also poses many challenges and integrity issues. As academic publishers, how should we approach the AI revolution? 

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