Late last week, arXiv updated its policy on posting review articles and position papers in the Computer Science category. Previously, such papers were accepted at the discretion of moderators.
Want to use AI for academic research with confidence? The HKUST Library’s “AI Tools for Academic Research” is a self-paced mini-course designed for busy students like you.
In today’s digital era, GenAI is transforming the way we approach research, learning, and teaching. To truly harness its power, it’s essential to stay in control and accountable for your work.
Earlier this month, the Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) introduced OLMoTrace, a tool that traces LLM outputs back to their multi-trillion-token training data in real time.
Our colleague Victoria Caplan, Head of Research & Learning Support at HKUST Library, joined Christopher Chan, University Librarian at HKBU, for an insightful podcast titled "Navigating Copyright in the Age of AI."
You may already know that our library subscribes to scite.ai, a popular AI research tool for searching literature. Are you using it to its full capabilities?
Ithaka S+R has launched a Generative AI Licensing Agreement Tracker to document deals between academic publishers and AI developers.
As GenAI tools such as ChatGPT become increasingly integrated into academic work, the Library has seen a growing number of inquiries about their responsible use, particularly on copyright, licensing, and academic integrity.
In this post, Holly Chan, our Assistant Manager of Digital Humanities, demonstrates how to perform Cantonese speech-to-text transcription with coding.
