Force11 has posted a video of the presentation I gave at Force24. I discuss POSI’s limitations and the risks associated with the self-auditing culture that has developed around them. I also talk about recent developments in the community that threaten to slow or even roll back the adoption of open scholarly infrastructure. The Principles of Fauxpen Scholarly Infrastrcuture
About Below is an adaptation of a paper on “AI” that I wrote for the Crossref board for our meeting in November 2023. A few board members encouraged me to post the update, but we never got around to it. I don’t work for Crossref anymore, but I thought it would still be worth sharing this if only to go on the record about my views on AI and machine learning at the time. ...
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Bilder, Geoffrey; Lin, Jennifer; Neylon, Cameron (2015). Principles for Open Scholarly Infrastructures-v1. figshare. Journal contribution. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1314859.v1
I try to not be boring about identifiers. Bilder, G. (2011). Identify This! Identifiers and Trust. Information Standards Quarterly, 23(3), 20. https://doi.org/10.3789/isqv23n3.2011.05