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SUMMARY:Webinar: Artificial Intelligence and Information
DESCRIPTION:Artificial Intelligence and Information is highly relevant to information science professionals and researchers because AI is transforming how information is created\, organized\, retrieved\, evaluated\, and shared. Information professionals need to understand AI-driven search\, recommendation systems\, automated information organization\, generative AI\, and the challenges of misinformation\, bias\, privacy\, and information quality. Researchers in information science can also examine users' interactions with AI\, AI literacy\, information behavior\, trust in AI-generated information\, and equitable access to AI technologies. This topic therefore connects directly with the evolving roles of librarians\, information managers\, educators\, and researchers in ensuring that AI is used responsibly\, ethically\, and effectively within information environments.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title></title></head><body aria-disabled="false"><p>Artificial Intelligence and Information is highly relevant to information science professionals and researchers because AI is transforming how information is created\, organized\, retrieved\, evaluated\, and shared. Information professionals need to understand AI-driven search\, recommendation systems\, automated information organization\, generative AI\, and the challenges of misinformation\, bias\, privacy\, and information quality. Researchers in information science can also examine users&rsquo\; interactions with AI\, AI literacy\, information behavior\, trust in AI-generated information\, and equitable access to AI technologies. This topic therefore connects directly with the evolving roles of librarians\, information managers\, educators\, and researchers in ensuring that AI is used responsibly\, ethically\, and effectively within information environments.</p></body></html>
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URL:https://members.asist.org/events/Details/webinar-artificial-intelligence-and-information-1965831?sourceTypeId=Hub
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