For most of their history, publishers have been experts at valuing their content. What’s becoming increasingly clear, however, is that the information around that content is just as valuable, if not more.
As World IP Day 2026 highlights “IP and Sports: Ready, Set, Innovate,” it is worth looking beyond the scoreboard to the information infrastructure that drives sports today.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations face a new challenge that combines technology adoption, information governance, and copyright compliance: Shadow AI.
Signals from across the Life Sciences industry suggest that the challenge is no longer a lack of ambition around AI in R&D, but the difficulty of sourcing data that is fit for purpose.
In today’s R&D organizations, corporate librarians and the data scientists they support are looking to acquire as much AI-ready content as they can for their internal AI workflows, including scientific articles that number in the thousands, and sometimes millions.
Is it legal to upload a paid research report or article into an AI tool to summarize it for internal use? Roanie Levy weighs the implications in this video.
