The program for our annual in-person meeting in Baltimore covers AI in scholarly communications, open access metrics and models, research integrity, and more.
From the article: "Artificial intelligence doesn’t just accelerate the speed of information exchange—it transforms how we engage with information altogether."
Libraries must ensure that an entire suite of online tools and functions are available to users, maximizing discovery of and access to content provided.
ISO standards on the reference software implementation of JUMBF and the Biomedical Research Integrated Domain Group (BRIDG) Model, XLIFF v2.2 for public review, and much more!
How have members of the NISO community been integrating artificial intelligence in their products and services? NISO I/O has assembled this information for your review.
What have speakers at NISO Plus and at other NISO educational events said about artificial intelligence and its impact on researchers, students, and faculty?
Artificial Intelligence has become part of the working environment of everyone in the NISO community. Look here for some of the research included in recent issues of NISO I/O.
