What we're gathering to work out
Machines now read, summarise, review and draft scholarship. FORCE Reimagined asks what publishing and communication should look like once that is ordinary, and who gets to decide.
Four strands run through the meeting. Each is a working question, not a panel title.
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Machines as readers and writers
When papers are written with, and for, models, what is a paper for? Formats, metadata and provenance for a mixed human and machine audience.
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Trust and review
Peer review, research integrity and reproducibility when authorship is shared with software and reviewers are sometimes agents.
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Open infrastructure
Who owns the models, the corpora and the pipes? Keeping scholarly communication open when it runs on AI.
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Every language, every region
Multilingual scholarship and Latin American research communities at the centre of the conversation, not the margin.
FORCE Reimagined program chairs
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Karthik Ram
University of California, Berkeley
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Maria Gould
DataCite
Who FORCE11 is
“A community of scholars, librarians, archivists, publishers and research funders that has arisen organically to help facilitate the change toward improved knowledge creation and sharing.” force11.org
FORCE Reimagined is the community's reset: a fresh mission and a fresh format for research communication in an age of machine readers and writers. Mexico City is where that starts.
Ciudad de México
Venue, hotels, registration and programme to follow. Block out the dates now and follow FORCE11 for the announcements.
