Dr. Bamini Jayabalasingham Elsevier News reviews trends in AI research at #NFAISAI

US and China lead in AI research articles but EU is also a large contributor. China research mostly focused on topics of computer vision, so research in China is focused on utilization. #NFAISAI

Sam Herbert 67 Bricks reflects that AI is disrupting our industry and many others. While computers are better at predicting cancer than doctors, for the information services community, the challenge is converting those images into useable, discoverable data.

#NFAISAI AI can assist publishers with discovery of not only their own content but also of public archives and data sets providing a richer user experience.

Greg Kloiber Clarivate and Scholar One partnered with UNSILO to develop AI widgets for journal editors. What were the most popular? Key statements and keywords that aided with rejection decisions.

Donald Samulack Donald Samulack Editage shares the technology behind ADA, which uses self-calibrating algorithms to automate manuscript assessment and facilitate the editorial decision-making process at #NFAISAI

Breakfast, then day two of #NFAISAI

Rosina O. Weber Drexel College of Computing & Informatics shares that in the third wave of AI, humans and AI software and systems ate working as partners.

Using AI for automated literature review helps identify citations for researchers, but also flags redundant work and makes a case for project funding says Rosina O. Weber Drexel College of Computing & Informatics at #NFAISAI

Ann Gabriel discusses how Elsevier Elsevier News is moving toward AI as a service, from organizing data scientists across the organization, to making content more discoverable, to data mining. #NFAISAI

Bert Carelli TrendMD explains how its app uses AI and predictive analysis in providing recommended articles across multiple publisher platforms. #NFAISAI

.NFAIS #NFAISAI - Amanda Wheatley and Sandy Hervieux McGill Libraries: No top US/Canada universities surveyed make any mention of AI in their strategic plans. #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Research #Academic Editage

Will Siri and other virtual assistants--which has the potential to provide research as an inquiry-- threaten the library or become a viable partner? Amanda Wheatley and Sandy Hervieux McGill Libraries share the research. #NFAISAI

Hey, Alexa. Find me articles on quantum physics. ArixvML now integrates with Amazon's Alexa, which reads the article title, followed by the abstract. McGill Libraries presentation at #NFAISAI

Are colleges preparing their students for automated work that, in the future, will become even more prevalent across all industries? James J. Vileta U of MN Online offers some suggestions.

In a 2017 survey on the perception of libraries, 44% felt AI has no impact on the library. Karim Boughida Karim B Boughida believes we won't be able to avoid it at #NFAISAI

Lunch keynote, Michael Puscar @OigaSME, warns that AI will not only give you a competitive advantage, it has the ability to make or break companies. In the next 2 years, everyone will be touched by AI. #NFAISAI

Michael Puscar @OigaSME shared that AI is available now...to everyone...with out-of-the-box solutions. #NFAISAI

Not a data scientist? Peter Cuiffetti ProQuest shows real world examples of how any programmer can master AI. #NFAISAI

Closing keynote, Aaron Halfaker Aaron Halfaker of Wikimedia Foundation, shares that Wikipedia, at its core, is a socio-technical system, with inputs and outputs. #NFAISAI