Robots Cooking is the evergrowing collected writings on AI, Publishing, and Open Source by Coko Founder, Adam Hyde, following his development and experiments with AI, LLMs and GPTs for publishing.
You can read it all on https://robotscooking.com
For the last four years, Coko has incubated Kotahi, an open infrastructure platform for scholarly communication. Building a system like Kotahi is both expensive and complex, which is why most publishers either rent existing systems or build their own tailored solutions. Our goal with Kotahi is to offer a third,
It’s often assumed that two open-source projects with similar goals will naturally collaborate. However, in my experience, this is far less common than you might expect. Just like in the broader world, collaboration between organizations is never automatic—it requires more than just shared goals. Here are
As a long-time observer and participant in the scholarly communications landscape, I've been watching PubPub's recent developments with great interest. They seem to be making a significant pivot in their strategic direction, one that resonates deeply with my own experiences in this field. In this post,
