Custom GPTs — tailored versions of ChatGPT — applied to fiction editing. In a BISG webinar, Erin Servais demonstrates one that evaluates scene setting and sensory detail, suggesting edits like tying environment to character arc.
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Mike Caulfield’s Deep Background is a structured “superprompt” (the SIFT Toolbox) that steers LLMs into systematic claim-by-claim analysis for fact-checking. Worked examples include investigations into Azar Gat, asbestos snow in The Wizard of Oz, Eisenhower and Lumumba, and…
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Molecular Connections built a deep indexing service for a major chemical information provider: indexing key concepts, substances, reactions and structures across disciplines, including content from non-English journals. The multilingual pipeline handles Chinese, Japanese and Russian journals with automation,…
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Direqt AI Search replaces a publisher’s on-site search: it crawls and indexes every page, combining keyword and semantic search so visitors actually find things.
DocuMark reframes AI detection for universities: students verify and disclose their own AI usage rather than being policed by unreliable detectors, giving educators clearer insight into authorship. Integrates with learning management systems.
Silverchair’s Dynamic Discovery uses retrieval-augmented generation to connect researchers with relevant scholarly content through natural-language queries. It builds on the Oxford Academic AI Discovery Assistant, and shows why each source was selected along with relevance and access indicators.
Adam Hyde built two scholarly publishing platforms largely by “vibe coding” with Anthropic’s Claude: EasyJournal, a conventional system in the mould of OJS and Janeway, and Kotahi, a collaborative-first alternative with non-linear, communication-driven workflows.
ProQuest’s Research Assistant inside Ebook Central helps researchers and students work through scholarly ebooks: chapter-level summaries, concept explanations and connections across the collection.
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EditGPT packages generative AI copyediting prompts into clickable buttons — “Light Copyedit”, “Chicago Style” — and exports the result as a Word document with tracked changes.
EditorialPilot (formerly AuthorPilot), from Integra, runs 40+ automated checks on submissions before they reach an editor: compliance gaps, journal scope screening configured per publisher, integrity signals (AI-generated text, paper-mill patterns, missing ethics declarations) and high-volume batch filtering.
