Wiley Launches New Partnership Innovation Program to Deliver AI Advantages for Researchers and Practitioners

At the Frankfurt Book Fair, Wiley (NYSE: WLY), one of the world’s largest publishers and a global leader in research and learning, today announced the launch of Wiley AI Partnerships: A Co-Innovation Program. This initiative aims to develop new AI applications, assistants, and agents in partnership with innovative companies, to empower researchers and practitioners and help drive the pace, efficiency and accuracy of scientific discovery.

A new Wiley survey revealed that 69% of researchers want to keep up with or be ahead of the curve in AI adoption in their field. At the same time, they require better tools to streamline their research and are looking for guidance and training about how to use AI responsibly and effectively. This new program is intended to help solve these challenges in collaboration with partner companies and researchers with the goal of improving the efficiency and caliber of research worldwide.

“Researchers and practitioners are seeking more than generic AI tools – they need relevant applications that enhance and support their research endeavors. This new partnership program is designed to meet these needs by inviting collaboration with start-ups and scale-ups to deliver specialized AI solutions,” said Josh Jarrett, Senior Vice President and General Manager for AI Growth at Wiley. “Our goal is to accelerate AI tool development to unlock new discoveries, empower researchers to uncover hypotheses, run analyses at scale, simulate experiments before wet lab investment, connect findings to existing research, and enable global collaboration.”
more at: https://newsroom.wiley.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2024/Wiley-Launches-New-Partnership-Innovation-Program-to-Deliver-AI-Advantages-for-Researchers-and-Practitioners/default.aspx

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