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Peer review is an essential part of scholarly publishing. It helps journal editors assess the quality, relevance, originality, and methodological soundness of submitted manuscripts. Reviewers contribute specialist knowledge, identify weaknesses, and recommend improvements before an article is published.
Read moreAccessibility by design helps publishers create digital publications that can be used by a broader range of readers.
Read moreAI narration can widen access and reduce production barriers, but publishers must separate book rights, voice consent, recording rights and disclosure.
Read moreA structured-content approach can reduce repeated production work, improve consistency and make publishing workflows easier to extend.
Read moreThe challenge for publishers is not simply detecting AI use; it is building workflows that protect manuscripts while keeping expert reviewers accountable.
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