20-05-2026 13:40 via infodocket.com

OpenAIRE and Alien Intelligence Announce Partnership to Bring AI Agents to the OpenAIRE Graph

From an OpenAire Post:…AI is changing how research is discovered and used. A newer generation of systems, often called agentic AI, can reason across sources, plan tasks, follow relationships between entities, and support decisions based on structured evidence. For open scholarly infrastructures, this raises a clear question: can the systems that increasingly interpret scientific knowledge be grounded in open, transparent, community-governed sources rather than in opaque content of unknown
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