AI is entering editorial workflows in practical ways, from preliminary manuscript checks to workflow support for editors. But what does this mean for publishers trying to balance efficiency, quality, and trust?
In this on-demand session, Ian Mulvany, chief technology officer of BMJ Group, shares a CTO’s view on how AI agents are being used in editorial workflows and what publishers should consider when adopting AI responsibly. The session is moderated by Martin Delahunty.
Ian Mulvany is Chief Technology Officer at BMJ Group, where he leads technology and digital transformation initiatives across the organization.
He is widely recognized for his practical and responsible perspective on the use of AI inside scholarly publishing. Ian has held senior roles at SAGE, eLife, Mendeley, and Nature, and is a regular speaker at industry forums including STM, ALPSP, and the London Book Fair.
Martin Delahunty is the director of Inspiring STEM Consulting and publishing adviser at Amnet. He is a highly experienced professional in the publishing domain and in open access, with global expertise in public and private STEM publishing companies. He is the former global director of Nature Partner Journals, current president of the European Medical Writers Association, and advisory board member of the Asian Council of Science Editors.
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