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Generative AI in Scholarly Publishing | December 2023

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Recommendations for a Classification of AI Use in Academic Manuscript Preparation

*AI *Guidance & Recommendations *Research Integrity
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Joint statement on the third draft of the EU AI Act’s GPAI Code of Practice

*AI *EU *Policy & Advocacy *Policy positions
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Default Pricing Indication Liccium B2B

*AI *Global *Guidance & Recommendations
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Creative Rights In AI Coalition | Principles and Statement

*AI *EU *Guidance & Recommendations *Policy & Advocacy
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In Memoriam: Dr. Einar Fredriksson, 1942 – 2025, founder of IOS Press

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM (May 14, 2025) — It is with heavy hearts that we inform you that Dr. Einar Fredriksson passed away unexpectedly on the 30th of April 2025, at the age of 82. Einar, a native of Sweden, earned his PhD in mathematics in Poland, specializing in mathematical logic and related topics. He later became an honorary…

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STM Integrity Hub expands with Springer Nature’s AI-Powered Text Detection Tool

STM is proud to welcome the integration of a proprietary AI tool donated by Springer Nature into the STM Integrity Hub. Originally developed to identify AI-generated nonsense text in research manuscripts, this tool has been successfully used across Springer Nature’s journals and books. Its donation marks a significant step forward in collective efforts to uphold…

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STM files amicus brief in DMCA Case 

STM has filed an amicus brief in Doe v. GitHub before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, supporting rightsholders alongside the Authors Guild, the Association of American Publishers, and the News/Media Alliance. The brief argues that the district court misapplied Section 1202 of the DMCA by requiring that infringed works be “identical” to original…

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STM defends copyright in AI case 

STM has filed an amicus brief supporting authors in the Kadrey v. Meta litigation, which challenges Meta’s use of copyrighted works to train its generative AI systems.  The brief underscores that Meta knowingly copied and distributed large volumes of copyrighted content sourced from notorious piracy websites—including Z-Library, Libgen, Sci-Hub, and others—that have been repeatedly shut…

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