T-Rex
T-Rex is Springer Nature’s recommender for rejected manuscripts: it suggests suitable alternative journals to support transfer and resubmission rather than losing the author entirely.
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The Economist two-track content (human + AI-agent versions)
The Economist is preparing for “a world with two versions of the web” — building parallel versions of the same content: glossy, comparison-heavy pages for human readers, and stripped-back, Q&A-style, clearly structured text for AI agents. It is…
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The Replication Engine
The Replication Engine is an agentic system designed to automate parts of the process of checking whether the quantitative results reported in scientific papers can be reproduced from the authors’ code and data. Given a paper and its…
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TIB AIssistant
The TIB AIssistant, from the Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology, supports the full research lifecycle: LLMs, knowledge graphs and external scholarly tools in a modular orchestration framework governed by a Model-Context Protocol, with RAG and a…
TollBit
TollBit is a two-sided marketplace between publishers and AI companies: publishers monitor and monetise AI bot traffic, AI companies license verified content at market rates — without the long, human-intensive bespoke deal process.
Undermind
Undermind is a research assistant that emulates how a careful human researcher works: it reads and analyses hundreds of papers autonomously, adapting its search strategy recursively as it learns what’s relevant.
Use of GenAI Detection and Characterization to Identify Fraudulent Submissions
An AACR journal classified Letters to the Editor as human-written, AI-written or uncertain. AI-written letters were rejected outright until 22 April 2025, when one author was told their letter was being positively considered — after which another AI-written…
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Veracity
Veracity for Publishing, from Grounded AI, is a fact-checking and content verification system for editors, reviewers and authors. It works as a “reviewer zero”, catching unresolved citations, unsupported claims, suspicious patterns and citation misuse before peer review starts.
VeriMe
VeriMe is a global digital identity verification service for researchers, run as a limited cooperative association — tackling the identity fraud that underpins reviewer fraud and paper mills, with a governance model that isn’t a commercial black box.
Web of Science Research Assistant
Clarivate’s Web of Science Research Assistant, launched September 2024 after a year of beta with librarians and researchers, runs generative AI over the Web of Science Core Collection: natural-language search across 120+ years of indexed research, guided tasks…
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