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Behind every journal are editors and peer reviewers whose judgment makes the evidence worth trusting, and AI is most useful when it amplifies that expertise.

From psychiatry to hematology and many more in between, physicians can now find trusted research from journals by specialty societies inside @OpenEvidence, without leaving the platform.

Through our partnership, more than ten medical societies have licensed their flagship journals to make it available in the platform, which more than 65% of US physicians use. Each answer cites a source the physician can open and check without leaving the tool, making AI-assisted clinical care accountable directly where a decision is made.

Read the full story on our blog: bit.ly/48rPNox

In honor of Black History Month in the UK, we're spotlighting our Index of Inspiring Black Scientists — a collaborative effort between a committee of scholars and Wiley, highlighting outstanding Black scientists for educational purposes, collaboration, and networking.

#BHM UK honors the historic contributions of Black individuals across the country, and we're proud to shine a light on UK-based scientists nominated for their inspiring contributions to science.

Learn more and explore the index: bit.ly/4e7cBNL

AI is transforming how research is written, evaluated, delivered and acted upon.

This feature from Advanced Science News explores the current state from various angles, including editorial use cases, integrity screening and policies, research intelligence solutions, and more with perspectives from Armughan Rafat, Hakim Meskine, Elizabeth Moylan, among others.

Read more here: bit.ly/4yHGgod

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At the AI for Good Global Summit, we joined leaders across research, technology, and policy to explore how grounding AI in authoritative, peer-reviewed content can help address hallucinations, improve transparency, and make AI outputs easier to verify.

As AI becomes more integrated into research and decision-making, building on knowledge people can trust is essential to unlocking its potential responsibly. By working together across disciplines, we can help build AI systems that are more accurate, transparent, and useful in the real world.

Read Armughan Rafat’s reflections on the summit and why trusted knowledge matters for responsible AI: bit.ly/4i8axpT

Can AI help researchers move faster while using less energy?

An independent analysis by Sustainable AI Group estimates that Landscape View in Wiley Applied Research Intelligence (ARI) uses about 88% less generative AI energy and carbon than an LLM-only approach built for comparison.*

As AI becomes part of everyday research, the way a system is built matters as much as the model behind it. We've shared the findings, the methodology, and the limits of the estimate.

Read the full blog post from Apoorva Shah, VP of Product for Applied Research Intelligence, here: bit.ly/4sevlRe

*The 88% figure is an estimate that covers the generative AI components of ARI Landscape View only, and it does not represent the full footprint of ARI or of Wiley. It was produced by Sustainable AI Group using its CLEER methodology and token counts supplied by Wiley, and it has not been measured or audited. The comparison covers one Alzheimer’s disease run of each approach, with ARI’s one-time extraction cost shared across 10 runs.