Now Available: Clarivate Releases Pulse of the Library 2026 Survey Report
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THE AI ANGLE
driving staff productivity and operational efficiencyClarivate's Pulse of the Library 2026 report reveals an expanding gap between libraries actively adopting AI and those taking a wait-and-see approach, with 58% of respondents pursuing AI primarily to enhance staff productivity. For higher education and information professionals, the findings underscore that active AI deployment increasingly requires joint library and IT governance to manage institutional demands while safeguarding core academic values.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Students can explore the tension that libraries implementing AI report higher concerns about bias, misinformation, and privacy than non-adopters, illustrating how hands-on adoption deepens awareness of technological risks.Read the original at infodocket.com Generate teaching or study materials
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