Accelerating Generative AI Integration in Libraries (A New Special Issue of Information Technology and Libraries (Vol. 45 No. 3; 2026)
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THE AI ANGLE
Automating search assistance, collection analysis, and data workflows in librariesThe journal Information Technology and Libraries published a special issue on generative AI tools. The articles detail uses such as collection analysis, digital search assistants, and linked data workflows. This work offers information professionals practical examples of integrating and teaching AI across cultural institutions.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Students and practitioners can evaluate how to design transparent AI search assistants while managing autonomously generated research.Read the original at infodocket.com Generate teaching or study materials
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