“Unlocking Ethical AI: Insights from Aaron Wood on Safeguarding Employee Rights and Research Integrity”
In a world where artificial intelligence feels like the new kid on the block tossing around big ideas—and even bigger questions—how can established journal publishers find their footing? While many are still finding their bearings, the American Psychological Association (APA) has taken proactive steps to navigate the complex landscape of AI. At the whirlwind of this transformation lies a nuanced dialogue about responsibility, integrity, and the future of publishing. I had the chance to dive into this conversation during the London Book Fair, where I moderated a session called The Power of Licensing & Responsible AI – A Proactive Path for Publishers. In an engaging discussion with Aaron Wood, the Head of Product and Content Management for APA, we explored the organization’s innovative multi-pronged approach to artificial intelligence, shedding light on the strategies that make them a leader in this space. What insights can we glean from their journey? Let’s unpack this fascinating topic further. LEARN MORE.While some journal publishers have been addressing AI (or, at least text and data mining) for more than a decade, many organizations are at the earliest planning stages in terms of their AI strategy. However, the American Psychological Association (APA) has been consistently ahead of the curve in addressing the implications of AI as a publisher, a licensor, and a user.
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