With the core topic of intelligent upgrading in the publishing industry under new situations, artificial intelligence plays an important role in the potential and practical challenges of its application in key stages such as content creation, editing, knowledge services, and copyright protection.
The development and use of generative AI large models inevitably involve copyright issues. Adhering to the principle of “diminishing ownership, strengthening usage rights”, prior use should not be opposed, but it should be clear that use is transparent, public, and the right holder is informed. Commercial applications require payment of remuneration to the copyright holder. AI’s innovative applications in the publishing field are extremely urgent, and publishing units should seize the opportunity to use AI to improve work quality and efficiency.
Today’s artificial intelligence has evolved from an auxiliary tool to a collaborative partner capable of autonomous planning, reasoning, and decision-making, which will redefine the core value of editorial work. Editors should transform into ‘knowledge designers’ and ‘AI commanders’, using artificial intelligence to free themselves from repetitive simple tasks and upgrade to controlling strategic directions.
Publishing organizations should break through conventional thinking and actively explore and create new publishing forms that are ‘interactive, evolvable, and value-added’
