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Abstract:
With the rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence, scholarly publishing is undergoing a profound transformation. While the first digital shift moved content from paper to digital formats, largely preserving traditional structures, the current wave is far more disruptive. It is redefining workflows, incentives, and outputs, presenting both exciting opportunities and significant challenges.
This conversation explores how AI accelerates research processes while also reflecting upon the long-standing norms and standards around peer review, authorship, access, and ethics. Also, from researchers’ perspective when these intelligent systems become capable of generating scientific knowledge, how our human-centric definitions of transparency and integrity evolve in an AI-augmented research ecosystem is an interesting sphere to look at.
Join us for a thought-provoking session that examines the promises and perils of AI in academic publishing and offers diverse perspectives on shaping the future of scholarly communication.
About speaker:
Dr Deeksha Gupta leads development and delivery of innovative programs and products focusing on skill development & innovation, and scientific research for the global scientific community. Trained as a scientist, she considers herself an intrapreneur by profession.
She has spearheaded development of programs, products and partnerships with leading global societies and government agencies for advancing sciences. She led initiatives including ACS Science Talks, DST ACS Publishing Workshops, INSA ACS Faculty Leadership Summit, and Virtual Internship Capsule.
She is deeply passionate about providing access to high quality, affordable, and scalable knowledge-based solutions for scientific communities in the Global South. Her key interests are AI in scholarly communication, design thinking-based Innovation, professional development for the STEM community, and developing strategic partnerships and networks.
Previously, she was leading India strategy and operations at the ACS and had also served as Managing Editor for ACS Omega. Deeksha holds a Ph.D. from IIT Delhi in Material Science and Engineering. She has earlier worked at the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK; City University of New York, US; RWTH Aachen, Germany; Momentive Performance Materials (former GE Silicones), Bengaluru, India.
In recognition of her dedicated work to support the scientific community, she is selected as INSA Women Associate. She also serves as Expert Committee member on INSA’s Centre for Science & Technology Policy (CSTP).
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