The digital age has made the rapid exchange of scientific research and product information across geographic boundaries routine, and AI technologies are now transforming how this content is accessed, analyzed, and repurposed.
To support their transition to Open Access, The Company of Biologists leveraged CCC’s Scholarly Communications Suite to streamline their OA workflows and build a thriving program.
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Get It Now has also proven to be a cost-effective tool for libraries requesting articles from certain journal subscriptions that have been cancelled due to low use or budgetary constraints.
In this video, we break down these strategies to help you determine what combination of the three methods for accessing articles and other scientific content may be the best fit for your company.
Copyright is central to high quality outcomes as copyrighted material is the fuel for AI systems. Licensing is an effective solution enabling the use of copyrighted material as society realizes the benefits promised by AI systems. Learn more about AI, Copyright & Licensing.
If technology has escalated infringement, it has also brought new solutions that make it simple to comply with copyright law and still embrace the sharing that is the digital workplace’s most valued asset.
This conversation explains key copyright considerations for your AI initiatives, identifies solutions already available to address these needs, and sets a vision for rights-aware AI systems that are able to achieve their promise.
