World Brain Scholar is proud to introduce Eliza, an innovative AI tool designed to improve the peer review process for reviewers and editors. Eliza helps peer reviewers provide more comprehensive and actionable feedback by leveraging cutting-edge AI for content analysis, bibliographical analysis, and phrasing improvements. Eliza also improves the decision-making process for journal and proceedings editors. By providing editors executive summaries of the manuscript and reviewer comments, along with the ability to query the manuscript directly, Eliza accelerates decision-making while maintaining the integrity and rigor of peer review. "Our goal with Eliza is to boost both the efficiency and quality of the peer review process by supporting the human experts at the center of it," said Zeger Karssen, Founder & CEO of World Brain Scholar. "We designed Eliza to act as a powerful assistant to peer reviewers and editors, helping them deliver more insightful evaluations, faster," said CTO Koen Dercksen. Eliza is now available on a pilot basis to journals and publishers. World Brain Scholar will demonstrate Eliza on September 25 during Peer Review Week. To register for the free online demonstration, visit www.world-brain-scholar.eu.