Archive · 27 Nov 2025
Editage Highlights AI-Human Collaboration at GRC 2025
Editage, a company that helps with research and publishing, recently participated in a big meeting called the Global Research Council (GRC) 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
They showed how using both AI (artificial intelligence) and human experts can make research better and help manage research funds more efficiently.
The event had people from many countries, including Japan, China, Germany, and Indonesia.
Editage also hosted a discussion about how AI can make science more open and fair.
They believe that AI should help humans, not replace them, to keep science honest and inclusive.
This event was a great example of how technology and human knowledge can work together to improve research worldwide.
Editage participated as an Industry Partner at the GRC 2025 Asia Pacific Meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The event highlighted the combination of AI and human expertise to enhance research quality and streamline grant management.
Editage hosted a panel discussion on the ethical adoption of AI in academia, featuring experts from New Zealand, China, and BRIN.
The event promoted diversity, equity, and inclusion, bringing together funders, policymakers, and academic leaders from multiple countries.
Editage emphasized the importance of balancing AI with human judgment to preserve the integrity and inclusiveness of science.
- Who
- Editage, a flagship brand of Cactus Communications, along with funders, policymakers, and academic leaders from various countries
- What
- Editage showcased the power of AI and human collaboration at the GRC 2025 Asia Pacific Meeting
- When
- November 27, 2025 (event duration: three days)
- Where
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- Why
- To promote the synergy between AI and human expertise in enhancing research quality and streamlining grant management
- Event
- Global Research Council (GRC) 2025 Asia Pacific Meeting
- Hosts
- National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), Indonesia, and National Research Foundation (NRF), Singapore
- Location
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- Duration
- Three days
- Key Participants
- Funders, policymakers, and academic leaders from multiple countries
- Panel Discussion
- Funding Science in the Age of AI: Redefining Openness, Accountability, and Impact
- Moderator
- Ruchi Chauhan, Vice President & Head of Marketing (ROW), Cactus Communications
- Editage's Focus
- Combining AI with human expertise to enhance research quality and streamline grant management