Wiley will collaborate with Anthropic on a pilot project to integrate academic and scholarly research into its AI with the aim of establishing best practices around accurate and consistent citations.

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Our universities require a major overhaul. Reform is possible, but only if a government is prepared to take up the challenge.

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André Aciman once again celebrates imperfect, unconventional relationships in the three novellas that make up ”Room on the ...

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