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Fragmentation of AI research: a blog series
AI research has become fragmented across disciplines, geography, and policy. Specialised subfields rarely collaborate, limiting spread of innovations from one…
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BlogAI: To buy or not to buy
What AI capabilities is GE HealthCare bringing into the medical technology company? Here’s what the patent data tells us -
Press releaseAI for academia: Digital Science acquires Writefull to empower researchers and publishers
Digital Science has fully acquired the AI-based academic language service Writefull -
BlogImplications of AI for science: Friend or foe? An impressive opening to the Falling Walls Circle 2023
Discover expert insights from the Falling Walls Circle 2023 panel on AI’s role in science, featuring discussions on ethics, bias,… -
BlogFuturePub London – The AI edition
#FuturePub returned to London for a special AI edition, and this one was on a whole new scale…180 people attended… -
BlogA good time to be working on AI: an interview with Professor Sue Black
Discover Professor Sue Black’s insights on the future of AI, the risks of algorithmic bias, and why inclusive tech is… -
Case studyDigital Science: An experienced partner in AI
Digital Science has developed capabilities in artifical intelligence over the years to develop a range of tools to support researchers… -
Case studyAI at Digital Science
How does Digital Science and it’s portfolio of companies use AI? -
BlogAI and publishing: Moving forward requires looking backward
Guest author Dr Danny Kingsley asks: Is AI the disruption scholarly publishing needs? -
Press releaseDigital Science announces exclusive rollout of Dimensions AI Assistant beta version
Announcing a limited and exclusive beta launch of Dimensions AI Assistant, designed to enhance how users engage with the wealth… -
BlogWho benefits when, from FAIR data? Part 2
In the second part of this three-part series on artificial intelligence, machine learning and open research, Mark Hahnel takes a… -
BlogThe opposite of trust
Could Generative AI provide a solution to the problem of predatory journals? We share the good and the bad news