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Digital Science buys Jenni AI to link its AI writing tool to Dimensions research database

Digital Science announced on October 29, 2026, that it has acquired Jenni AI, an AI-powered research and writing platform used by over 8 million students and researchers in 189 countries. The acquisition aims to integrate Jenni AI with Digital Science’s Dimensions database, which contains 171 million research publications, ensuring that sources and citations suggested by Jenni AI are verified…

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  • Digital Science acquires Jenni AI, an AI research tool used by 8M+ users in 189 countries
  • Jenni AI will integrate with Dimensions database of 171M research publications for verified citations
  • Oxford survey found 74% of researchers unsure about AI disclosure rules, 48% underreporting usage

Jenni AI helps users draft, refine, and cite academic work while ensuring references are accurate. Digital Science claims this integration will improve source discovery and citation verification, addressing concerns about AI-generated references that may not exist. The company cited an Oxford University Press survey from September 2026, where 74% of 2,600 researchers admitted uncertainty about AI disclosure requirements, and 48% reported incomplete AI usage disclosures. Jenni AI will remain a standalone product under its original team and pricing model, while expanding Digital Science’s research tool ecosystem.

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Digital Science Acquires Jenni AI, Linking It to Dimensions Database

Unite.AI · 29 October 2026

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