Chasing Fairness in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have transformed the modern world at an astonishing pace. They help doctors identify diseases earlier, enable businesses to operate more efficiently and make information more accessible than ever before. From personalized recommendations to scientific breakthroughs, these technologies offer enormous potential to improve lives and solve complex problems. This interesting…

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Semantic Search and the Preservation of Scholarly Intent

For decades, academic publishing has focused on creating authoritative, peer-reviewed content designed to advance knowledge. Yet, as discovery increasingly depends on artificial intelligence (AI) and semantic search systems, a new challenge has emerged: ensuring that scholarly intent survives machine interpretation. Semantic search differs from traditional keyword search by attempting to understand meaning rather than simply…

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From Keywords to “Wait, How Did It Know What I Meant?”

Search used to be pretty simple. You typed in a few words, crossed your fingers and hoped the internet handed you something useful instead of a recipe blog, a conspiracy theory and a broken GeoCities page from 1998. The Scholarly Kitchen brought this topic to our attention in their article, “Keywords Are Not Dead —…

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Data Integrity: The Quiet Backbone of Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity conversations often focus on hackers, ransomware and firewalls; however, one of the most critical pieces of the puzzle receives far less attention: data integrity. In simple terms, data integrity ensures that information remains accurate, consistent and trustworthy throughout its lifecycle. Without it, even the most advanced cybersecurity defenses begin to crack. Security Boulevard brought…

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The Many Roads Into Technology Careers

For years, technology careers carried a very specific stereotype: computer science degree, hoodie, coding since age twelve and a straight-line journey into Silicon Valley. Reality has always been far messier and far more interesting. Towards Data Science brought this topic to us in their article, “A Career in Data Is Not Always a Straight Line,…

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Stewarding Knowledge in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how information is created, distributed and consumed. Research summaries can be generated in seconds. Articles can be drafted almost instantly. Search engines increasingly rely on AI-generated responses instead of directing readers to original sources. In the middle of this rapid acceleration, academic publishing faces a defining challenge: protecting quality, rigor…

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The More Technology Changes, the More Findability Matters

Over the past decade, emerging technologies have transformed nearly every aspect of how we create, manage and access information. Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, cloud computing, automation and natural language processing have shifted from futuristic concepts to everyday business tools. Entire industries have been rebuilt around predictive analytics, generative AI and massive-scale data processing. Information…

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The Security Playing Field Has Changed

Large Language Models (LLMs) and artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, for better and for worse. On the defensive side, AI is enhancing threat detection by analyzing massive datasets in real time, identifying anomalies and predicting potential attacks before they occur. Security teams are using AI-driven tools to automate routine tasks, respond faster…

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Keeping AI Smart, Ethical and Accountable

Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving fast. The problem is that a lot of organizations are still trying to manage AI with governance frameworks built for a much simpler world of spreadsheets, databases and traditional software. AI doesn’t just store information or follow fixed instructions. It learns, adapts and sometimes makes decisions in ways that are…

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The Real Problem Behind Bad AI Results? Your Data Is a Mess

Organizations are producing more data than ever before, but much of it is trapped in disconnected systems, duplicated across platforms or buried in formats that do not communicate well with each other. The result is fragmented data, and it continues to be one of the biggest obstacles in modern information management. Martech brought this interesting…

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