Session 69: Libraries and AI: Boon or Doom?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way we live and work. But what impact will it have on public libraries? In this talk, we'll explore the hazards and benefits of AI and public libraries, and how this technology can help us better serve our communities. Join us to learn more about the potential of AI in the library and how to ensure its use is beneficial to all!
Speakers:
R. David Lankes, Scholar | Speaker | Writer | Teacher | Advocate
Beth Patin, Assistant Professor, Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies
Soo Young Rieh, Professor and Associate Dean, School of Information, UT Austin

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the priority for everyone when it comes to a.i., especially its programmers, is the problem of epistemology. a.i. should be taught to arrive at objective truth, or by inductive logic, the most probable truth beyond reasonable doubt subject to modification by bayesian methods, etc. truth should be of paramount concern