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Artificial intelligence holds the potential to revolutionize libraries and information work. It is a tool that libraries are already using to develop innovative ways to interact with digital collections and historical materials.
This session feature Dorothy Ogdon, UAB Emerging Technologies Librarian, and will provide a brief introduction to artificial intelligence as a technology, examples of current library-initiated projects in the United States and Europe, and predictions about ways students and scholars may use this tool in their future work.
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