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Academia & Publishing

Taming the Dragon: Librarians, Creativity and AI

In another whirlwind year for advances in artificial intelligence, librarians took bold steps to find innovative applications for AI tools. The final webinar of 2024, the Year of the Dragon, was a brilliant exchange of strategy for mastering AI in libraries.

Linda Bennett | 16.12.2024

Academia & Publishing

Guardians of Scholarship: Librarians and Copyright in the Age of AI

Protecting and promoting copyright in the rapidly evolving context of artificial intelligence is a relatively new concern for academic publishing. But Christina Daouti is confident that librarians are rising to this challenge and adding new strings to their bows.

Linda Bennett, Christina Daouti | 06.12.2024

Academia & Publishing

Taking Libraries into the Future, Part 1: An Interview with Mark Hughes

Artificial intelligence: good, bad or neutral? Whatever one thinks of AI, its impact on research, teaching and learning is becoming near impossible to ignore. In the first part of a new blog series, Mark Hughes, University Librarian at Cardiff Metropolitan University, shares his views on how to tackle the slippery giant that is transforming academia.

Linda Bennett, Mark Hughes | 10.06.2024

Arts & Humanities

AI Literature: Will ChatGPT Be the Author of Your Next Favourite Novel?

The rise of large language models has generated an online boom in AI-written literature across genres as diverse as bedtime stories for children, sci-fi novellas, autobiographies, and romance novels. But if we can generate entire volumes with nothing but a prompt or two, how will books be conceived in the future? And what impact will ChatGPT have on our notion of literature?

Jenifer Becker | 02.04.2024

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