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AI at the

Springer Nature
Group
2024
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Agenda

1. Quick introduction to AI
2. Our approach towards AI
3. AI Innovation @ SN
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What is AI?
OUR APPROACH TOWARDS AI
Adopting an ethically-focused approach for designing, developing, deploying and using AI solutions

“... this technology will


enhance us.
So instead of artificial
intelligence, I think we'll
augment our intelligence.”
Ginni Rometty
Former executive chair of IBM

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Generative AI
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AI Does Not
Revolve
Around
Generative AI
Research communities are early adopters of technology!
Internet itself created by scientists for scientists

“The web was originally conceived and developed [at CERN] to meet the demand for
automated information-sharing between scientists in universities and institutes
around the world”

Recent survey by Nature of >1600 researchers shows a community already


embracing AI “AI has enabled me to
make progress in
answering biological
● >50% believe AI tools to become very important or essential questions where progress
was previously infeasible”
● 30% already use AI in their research
● 48% study AI Computational biologist,
Duke University
● only 22% did not use AI yet

And being used across disciplines - from producing new protein structures,
7 improving weather forecasts, to suggesting medical diagnoses
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AI opportunities outweigh threats


Opportunities to make research faster; however, need to tackle ethical and legal concerns

OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

1. More than 50% believe AI tools to become very 1. 69% believe AI tools can lead to more reliance on
important or essential pattern recognition without understanding
2. 66% believe AI provides faster ways to process data 2. 58% believe results can entrench bias or discrimination
3. 58% believe it speeds up computions in data
4. 55% believe it saves scientists time and money 3. 55% believe tools could make fraud easier
4. 53% believe that ill-considered use can lead to
“AI enabled me to make irreproducible research
progress in answering “AI is challenging
biological questions our existing
where progress was standards for
previously infeasible” proof and truth”
Computational biologist, Image Analyst,
Duke University Jackson Laboratory

Usage?
Recent survey by Nature of >1600 researchers
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Our approach towards AI


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We are approaching AI responsibly


Starting cautiously, building capacity while taking into account legal, integrity, reputational risk

Dedicated AI team + training teams across the business to execute the


Building teams
opportunities and make everybody AI savvy

Building
Working with expert suppliers
partnerships

Creation of 5 principles covering dignity, respect, minimising harm,


Awareness of
fairness, transparency, accountability, privacy and data governance to
ethics
govern AI initiatives

Innovation AI governance process to operationalise our principles. Puts principles


process into practice via several decision forums

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How we’re managing risk

Ethics Governance
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5 principles for AI at Springer Nature


Dignity, Respect and We prioritize human well-being and dignity, and take steps
Minimising Harm to prevent harm to society and the environment.

Fairness and Equity We mitigate the potential for structural bias and inequities.

We disclose when an AI system is being used and explain


Transparency
our processes in accessible language.

We maintain human oversight of the development and


Accountability
outcomes generated by our AI tools and solutions.

Privacy and Data We safeguard personal privacy and follow all relevant data
Governance protection laws.
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5 principles for AI at Springer Nature


https://group.springernature.com/gp/group/taking-responsibility/ai-principles
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AI Innovation @ SN
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3 Innovation Gates
Stop or
1 Promising? 2 Compliant? 3 grow?

Assess innovation Architecture, Assess commercial


and potential technology, legal and and strategic fit
impact ethics checks

Sandbox - Specify idea and impact In production


CUSTOMER VALUE - AI IS TRANSFORMING THE PUBLICATION PROCESS
We focus and structure our ambition across six areas plus the necessary infrastructure
Research Validation & Distribution Discovery
CONDUCT WRITE SUBMIT PEER ACCEPT PUBLISH DISCOVER &
RESEARCH MANUSCRIPT PAPER REVIEW ARTICLE ARTICLE USE CONTENT

Personalize Ensure
Ease Discovery
Recommendation Research Integrity

Enhance Peer Convert content


Review “by a click”

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CONTENT GENERATED WITH AUGMENTED INSIGHTS - PAPER2BUZZ


New content items on Nature Regional Sites, X and SciAm
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Automatic Journal Recommendations and


Automatic Detection of Manipulated Images
Automatic Transfer Automatic Detection of Duplicated Microscopic Images
Recommendations to Authors in Figure Panels
Thanks a lot

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