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Arts & Humanities

Uncopyable? Creativity and Judgment in the Age of AI

There’s no such thing as a moral machine – yet. In times of digital offloading, we need to cultivate human creativity once more. After all, real thinking begins where certainty breaks down, not where it is enforced.

Marc Spranger | 16.02.2026

Academia & Publishing

APE Conference 2026: Scholarly Communication at a Turning Point (Day 2)

What challenges does the post-truth era present for scientists and publishers? How do we navigate the slippery slope of AI? And how can we keep the humanities visible in scholarly publishing? Discover the key insights and highlights from day two of the APE Conference.

Linda Bennett | 04.02.2026

Academia & Publishing

APE Conference 2026: Scholarly Communication at a Turning Point (Day 1)

What does it take to uphold research excellence? What do librarians think about AI in the scholarly environment? How can we combat inequalities in academic publishing? This year’s APE conference tackled these questions and more. Here are the key highlights of the first day.

Linda Bennett | 27.01.2026

Academia & Publishing

Artificial Intelligence in Academia: A Global Phenomenon With Regional Variations

Artificial Intelligence is transforming libraries worldwide but its impact isn’t uniform. In our most ambitious webinar yet, three distinguished librarians share insights from their libraries and colleagues across different regions.

Linda Bennett | 17.11.2025

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