In late 2024, Elsevier hosted a webinar called “Navigating the Future: Responsible GenAI in Aerospace Science” with astronaut and science communicator Katya Echazarreta. A participant in five NASA missions and the first Mexican woman in space, Echazarreta shared her experience using Scopus AI, an artificial intelligence tool developed by Elsevier that supports literature reviews, the construction of theoretical frameworks, and access to verified information.