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ArXiv tightens grip on AI-created references with year-long bans
science-policy9 days ago

ArXiv tightens grip on AI-created references with year-long bans

ArXiv will bar authors from posting for one year if a submission contains AI-generated hallucinated citations or other clear signs of unverified AI use, and authors must have work accepted at a reputable peer-reviewed venue before reposting. The policy aims to curb AI 'slop' in preprints but has sparked debate about whether bans address root causes, with supporters praising accountability and critics arguing for broader fixes and cross-platform cooperation.

"The Relevance of ResearchGate: A Current Assessment"
academic-social-networking2 years ago

"The Relevance of ResearchGate: A Current Assessment"

ResearchGate, an academic social networking site, faces challenges and backlash from the academic community due to a deal with MDPI, a scholarly publisher. Some researchers are considering deleting their accounts due to concerns about the flood of mediocre papers and pointless alerts. Despite the criticisms, many academics still find ResearchGate useful for keeping up with scientific literature and sharing papers, although they are also exploring alternative methods for tracking relevant literature.

"Clarivate's 2023 Journal Citation Reports: Redefining Trust and Impact"
science-and-research2 years ago

"Clarivate's 2023 Journal Citation Reports: Redefining Trust and Impact"

Clarivate has released the 2023 update to its annual Journal Citation Reports (JCR), providing insights into over 21,500 high-quality academic journals across various disciplines. This year, for the first time, more than 9,000 journals from over 3,000 publishers have received a Journal Impact Factor (JIF), including those in the Arts and Humanities Citation Index and the Emerging Sources Citation Index. The JCR aims to support research integrity and promote accurate journal evaluation by providing reliable indicators of trustworthiness and scholarly impact. The reports include a range of metrics and descriptive data to facilitate meaningful comparisons and insights for researchers, publishers, editors, librarians, and funders.