glamcodearXiv talk at #OpenRepositories "We are banning users who submit unchecked LLM-generated content for a year!" 🙌
"LLM Slop: Sanction users who submit unchecked LLM-generated content that degrades repository integrity."
Alexandros Ioannidis from CERN describes the effects of "AI" on open repositories like Zenodo as a "DoS attack on human resources" and illustrates his talk with different illustrations of hell by Gustave Doré, William Blake, Botticelli and Delacroix. My new favourite talk of #OpenRepositories so far.
Award for the cutest visuals of #OpenRepositories so far goes to #Archipelago repository 🐙🍓🍈
Next up at #OpenRepositories:
Developer Track: DSpace 10 and DSpace-DSpaceCRIS Merger
Really interesting discussion at the #OpenRepositories opening keynote:
- budget cuts in science and education in many countries
- lot of talk about digital “sovereignty”. I am always a bit uncomfortable with the “sovereignty” talk. Would hope to hear more about “solidarity” and “conscious interdependency” instead
Does anyone have good references on learning about sovereignty vs. autonomy vs. solidarity vs. conscious interdependency vs. resilience?
Next session at Open Repositories:
Round Table: Cross-Community Collaboration: What Could Solidarity Do for Us?
Open repository communities are navigating a moment of real challenge: limited staffing, stretched volunteers, and increasing uncertainty. Yet these communities are also rich with shared values, overlapping participants, and complementary strengths.
Tarocco, N., Ioannidis, A., & Gonzales, S. (2026, May 29). InvenioRDM OR2026 Workshop Kick-off. InvenioRDM OR2026 Workshop (OR2026). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20445471
Looking forward to your posts about Open Repositories 2026!
As a DSpace user and developer, I will start with the InvenioRDM workshop and look forward to see what we can learn from each other.
Do we have a preferred hashtag?
#OpenRepositories #OpenRepositories2026 #OR2026 #DSpace #InvenioRDM
JulkaisuarkistopalvelutThe Call for Proposals for #OpenRepositories2026 is now available:
https://or2026.openrepositories.org/program/call-for-proposals/
The conference will be held online June 8-11, 2026, with sessions scheduled at different times to accommodate a range of time zones.
The theme for the conference is: Open to All? Repositories at the Intersection of People, Practice, and Emerging Technologies. However, proposals on other relevant administrative, organizational, or practical topics are also welcome.