Knowledgespeak Editorial: Governing the Future of Knowledge — The Case for Responsible AI in Science - November 3, 2025
Artificial intelligence has moved beyond the margins of academia and into its core. Once confined to data analysis or citation management, AI is now shaping the way research is designed, executed, and even interpreted. The integration of AI into the very fabric of scientific discovery is not merely a possibility… Read More
IEEE broadens publishing routes to meet global author compliance needs - November 3, 2025
IEEE has outlined a publishing approach intended to accommodate authors’ diverse compliance requirements worldwide. The organization aims to provide a publication pathway suitable for any author’s circumstances—regardless of funding status, applicable publishing mandates, or country of work—while maintaining coverage across engineering and computing disciplines. Authors can select… Read More
Rethinking EU AI Regulation for Agentic AI: Key Findings from ACM ETPC Brief - November 3, 2025
The Association for Computing Machinery’s Europe Technology Policy Committee (ETPC) has released 'Systemic Risks Associated with Agentic AI: A Policy Brief,' examining how European Union regulation should adapt to autonomous, goal-directed LLM systems. The brief defines agentic AI as systems capable of setting or… Read More
2026 McGraw Hill Pathfinder Award nominations open for Innovative Educators - November 3, 2025
McGraw Hill is accepting nominations for the fourth annual Pathfinder Award, which will recognize three educators—one each from preK–12, higher education, and post-graduate education—whose innovative teaching helps learners discover and pursue their paths to success. Each honoree will receive a $5,000 cash prize and a Professional Learning… Read More
EBSCO FOLIO surpasses 300 libraries, accelerating global open-source library innovation - November 3, 2025
The global adoption of the open-source FOLIO library services platform continues to accelerate, with more than 300 libraries now using EBSCO FOLIO. The milestone reflects growing collaboration across academic, research, and national institutions committed to open-source innovation at scale. Institutions such… Read More
NISO honors Alondra Nelson with 2026 Miles Conrad Award - November 3, 2025
The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) has named Alondra Nelson, Harold F. Linder Chair in the School of Social Science at the Institute for Advanced Study, as the recipient of the 2026 Miles Conrad Award. The honor recognizes lifetime achievement in advancing the open exchange of information… Read More
