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From knowledge curators to AI research assistants in international development

"The risk is that AI technologies will push us back to a supply side and technocratic model that favours synthesis and curation of data over genuine learning partnerships. To avoid this, we need to embrace AI in areas like locating, organising, evaluating, and repackaging research, along with some older ideas."

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From knowledge curators to AI research assistants in international development

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James Georgalaki; Alan Stanley: Sharing 25 years of knowledge for development. Institute of Development Studies News & Opinion: Opinion, 27 February 2026

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