Simon Everett

@simoneverett.bsky.social

Founding Editor, Muscaliet Press (shortlisted for Michael Marks Publisher’s Award 2022). Managing Editor for @openlibhums.bsky.social and of its flagship Open Library of Humanities Journal. Poet, translator, InDesign nerd. 🏳️‍🌈he/him.

I’ve written on how our recent genAI policy was made at @openlibhums.org Many open access publishers are waiting for clear global standards to be devised for the appropriate use and declaration of genAI in scholarly research and publishing. We’ve aimed to provide a flexible and extensible start.

Open Library of Humanities@openlibhums.org · 4mo ago

The Making of OLH’s AI Policy: www.openlibhums.org/news/934/ As generative AI becomes increasingly embedded in scholarly publishing, @simoneverett.bsky.social, OLH Managing Editor, explains in this blog post the context behind the need for an AI policy and how it was created and implemented.

It’s been a pleasure to have worked on our generative AI policy for the OLH for over a year. It’s been a fascinating, complex, but rewarding process. Our policy focuses on acceptable and responsible AI use, unacceptable use, and the transparent declaration of substantial and known genAI use.

Professor Caroline Edwards@theblochian.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Do take a moment to read the @openlibhums.org AI Publisher Policy. It's taken over a year to consult with editors of our 35 journals & get it right! Our Managing Editor @simoneverett.bsky.social has stewarded this consultation & also published a report outlining the process itself. #OpenAccess

My first post on here - and would like to say that this year has been a whirlwind. Many lows and some great highs. Next year I hope to get back into the swing of Muscaliet business, but this year I’m so proud of the work we have done at Openlibhums. We have amazing new colleagues and a real vision!