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AI and understanding
Anyone who really understands a topic knows that popularity is a very poor substitute for understanding. This has been brought into sharp focus by the development and spread of so-called AI tools, which are based on probability, not on understanding. … Continue reading
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Tagged decicion-making, leadership, managing complexity, mediation, organizational behaviour, organizational culture, performance management, procurement, professional practice, publishing policies, research methods, Scientific consensus, social issues, stakeholder management, student experience, sustainability, value for money, value management, Work and labour relations, Writing
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What are editors and publishers for?
A recent posting on CNBR, an email list for our research community, raised the question of copyright in academic journal papers. The take-home message was that Princeton University was implementing a policy that forbids its academics from handing over all … Continue reading
Posted in CM&E forum, Research discussion
Tagged open access, publishing policies, repositories
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