This is so well done. 👌

This is Cathy Rutherford, Glasgow born trade unionist. I love this clip, but even more for knowing that it stems from a core of lifelong political activism

This is absolutely fantastic.

ht: @maddenifico.bsky.social

🇪🇸 España se incorpora a Open Research Europe, la plataforma pública de publicación científica en acceso abierto impulsada por la Comisión Europea

Ahora: podrán publicar investigadores de países participantes sin pagar APCs (article processing charges) aunque no tengan proyecto europeo.

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Anthropic's Claude grabs top spot in App Store after Trump's ban Claude by Anthropic managed to eclipse both OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google Gemini in the App Store.

💡 AI Insight

Anthropic's Claude grabs top spot in App Store after Trump's ban

"Anthropic may have lost out on doing business with the US government, but it's gained enough popular..."

#AI #MachineLearning #Tech #TechNews #Anthropic #Claude

Anthropic has launched free courses to master AI with certificates Anthropic is offering free AI courses. Master Claude 101 and the Claude API with free certifications. See how it compares to Google and OpenAI learning hubs.

Anthropic has launched free courses to master AI with certificates for $0.00

tahoor.beehiiv.com/p/anthropic-...

#Anthropic
#ClaudeAI
#Claude
#FreeAICourses
#LearnAI
#AIEducation

Update. Employees of #Google and #OpenAi released an open letter supporting #Anthropic.
https://notdivided.org/

"We hope our leaders will put aside their differences and stand together to continue to refuse the Department of War's current demands for permission to use our models for domestic […]

El Museo Británico elimina la palabra 'Palestina' de las exposiciones de Oriente Medio Los cambios se han realizado tras las quejas planteadas por Abogados del Reino Unido para Israel, una asociación de letrados sionistas

El Museo Británico elimina la palabra 'Palestina' de las exposiciones de Oriente Medio.

Los cambios se han realizado tras las quejas planteadas por Abogados del Reino Unido para Israel, una asociación de letrados sionistas

Value over Volume: The Next Ten Years of Open Data - Digital Science Mark Hahnel shares the open data wins of the past decade, the challenges, and the future of data sharing.

The institutions that embrace machine-first FAIR will find themselves having more impact for their research and researchers.

More reuse. More trust. More interoperability.

Value, not volume.

www.digital-science.com/blog/2026/02...

GetFTR enables AI tools to check access rights - Research Information New capability allows AI-powered tools to verify user entitlements before directing researchers to full text

GetFTR enables AI tools to check access rights - Research Information www.researchinformation.info/news/getftr-enables-ai-t...

GetFTR Enables AI Tools to Check Access Rights for Academic Content | GetFTR GetFTR, the global content access platform connecting users to the full text of trusted academic content, has launched a new capability that allows AI-powered research tools and agents to check conten...

[Blogged] GetFTR Enables AI Tools to Check Access Rights for Academic Content www.getfulltextresearch.com/getftr-enabl... - will "ai search" Tools use this?

AI in Scholarly Publishing — SSP Pulse Check Report - The Scholarly Kitchen The first of SSP’s new polling initiative, Pulse Check, explores AI in scholarly publishing and set out to understand how our communities are navigating this monumental shift.

The Society for Scholarly Publishing’s new report traces how publishers use #AI and the risks and possibilities they see in this technology. Melanie Dolechek summarizes the key findings on the Scholarly Kitchen blog.

@scholarlykitchen.bsky.social @scholarlypub.bsky.social #scholarlypublishing

The funny thing is these new "ai search" or less vulnerable to filter bubbles than regular Google. If you search for flat earth say you may get flat earther webpages... Ask a LLM even if you insist it will most certainly lecture you it's not true...ha

This whole ‘LLMs/GenAI are inherently sycophantic and will only give you what you want to hear and hence it cannot be used for retrieval meme is really oversold and librarians need to be careful not to fall for it (1)

We've got ISSUES. Literally.

We scraped >100k special issues & over 1 million articles to bring you a PISS-poor paper. We quantify just how many excess papers are published by guest editors abusing special issues to boost their CVs. How bad is it & what can we do?

arxiv.org/abs/2601.07563

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100 Path to Open Books Now Open Access on JSTOR The first 100 Path to Open books have flipped to open access on JSTOR, expanding global access to peer-reviewed scholarship through a sustainable, library-supported model.

100 Path to Open Books Now Open Access on JSTOR about.jstor.org/news/first-100-path-to-o...

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi comments on protests gripping his home country and says that while he is certain "this regime will fall," he worries it will unleash further cycles of violence.

Panahi's latest film is "It Was Just An Accident."

https://www.democracynow.org/2026/1/15/jafar_panahi

Most of my last 2–3 years can be summed up by this post. The belief that information retrieval is going through a fundamental shakeup, librarians really need to study the nuts & bolts of IR to be helpful guides to our users. But sometimes I think I might be leading people on a quixotic quest (1)

Search and Ranking in CDI

Primo really goes into detail about the relevancy ranking behind the hood but I doubt even one in a hundred librarians have really looked at it. Even few fully understand it. knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Primo/Conten...

El 'fallido' sistema de revistas científicas: la mayoría de los estudios más citados salen en publicaciones 'menores' Durante décadas, los países han dado más importancia a publicar en determinadas revistas, consideradas de prestigio, que al contenido de los artículos; esta política ha pervertido el sistema y perjudi...

"¿Qué es la excelencia? Si el 80% de todos los artículos científicos se publican en revistas de supuesto prestigio, ¿el 80% de los artículos “sobresale”? ¿Puede “sobresalir” el 80% de algo?

@isidroaguillo.bsky.social en @eldiario.es

www.eldiario.es/sociedad/fal...

Este é o agasallo de Nadal de #KosmoTech_1200✨ #Galicia💙

🌟A reconstrucción da fachada do Pórtico da Gloria✨

Unha tarefa monumental de investigación, restauración dixital e virtualización que nos achega unha nova visión desta obra de beleza conmovedora 💫

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zibc...

All of these problems will get better. In fact, I think some of these issues are currently due to computational/cost tradeoffs. If you let consensus, undermind use chatgpt PRO type computational cost, it might be better at source selection or reasoning about them.(5)

NotebookLM adds Deep Research and support for more source types NotebookLM adds "Deep Research" for discovering sources, support for Word and PDFs, and a preview of Sheets.

NotebookLM adds deep research (1) blog.google/technology/g...

University of London Press staff publish case study in Learned Publishing - University of London Press We are very pleased to share the publication of a case study in Learned Publishing by our Publisher Emma Gallon and previous Production Manager Jamie Bowman: ‘Reimagining the Humanities Book: Bringing...

New post! We thought it would be fitting for #OpenAccessWeek to publish two new chapters of our exciting forthcoming #OpenAccess title Living with Machines, along with some learnings from this project so far.

The final book will publish next year. Read more:

👉 uolpress.co.uk/2025/10/univ...

Ready in Zenodo
The OpenAlex database in review
zenodo.org/records/1735...

Guest Post – How the AI Debate Has Changed in Just a Few Short Years - The Scholarly Kitchen Tony Alves reflects on the 2025 Peer Review Congress and the rapid evolution of discussions about AI and peer review since 2022.

HUMANS REQUIRED: “If 2022 was about the promise of AI-enhanced tools, 2025 was about grappling with AI’s pervasive, unpredictable, and often opaque integration into the peer review ecosystem.” scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2025/09/24/g...

Galiverso. O vello Portomarín YouTube video by Cidade Da Cultura

Cuando la tecnología se utiliza con criterio y responsabilidad, sirve para cosas tan maravillosas como recuperar la memoria de un pueblo borrado del mapa.

Siempre orgulloso de haber puesto mi granito de arena en #Galiverso para "revivir" Portomarín.

youtu.be/N0G2bWbpXFk?...

1/2 Now on Zenodo: #WOOC2025 Proceedings (Bologna, 28–29 May 2025).

📖 Index: lnkd.in/dUGHNbAC
📚 Papers (each with a DOI): lnkd.in/dYnkYx2K

Includes the Bologna Meeting Report on Open Research Information: moving from principles to practice with community-driven next steps.

Highlights from Day 2 at #OSC2025

#OpenAIRE showcased how our AI-driven workflows turn 300M+ research records from the @OpenAIREGraph into an interconnected knowledge ecosystem, making #OpenScience more transparent & intelligent.
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The Aberdeen Bestiary, One of the Great Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts, Now Digitized in High Resolution & Made Available Online For thousands of years, ordinary people all over the world not only worked side-by-side with domestic animals on a daily basis, they also observed the wild fauna around them to learn how to navigate and survive nature. The closeness produced a keen appreciation for animal behavior that informs the folk tales of every continent and […]

The Aberdeen Bestiary, One of the Great Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts, Now Digitized in High Resolution & Made Available Online | Open Culture www.openculture.com/2025/10/the-aberdeen-bes...