Session Description:
Electronic and print resources are becoming overpopulated with an abundance of AI created or partially created by AI ebooks. These books could be the resources you are using for research or the newest romcom book you just downloaded, bought or borrowed. Knowing the difference between human authors and AI authors is becoming. Additionally, disclosure of AI generation being used is not always up front. While it is not necessarily a bad thing to interact with AI generated resources, users should be aware of how their resources were created and what to be cautious of in the process.
Learning Outcomes:
This session will:
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Educate participants on how AI generated resources are coming into library, bookstore, and online collections
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Share with attendees the strategies on how to differentiate between human vs. AI resources
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Provide an understanding of why you should know how research and leisure reading resources are created
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Aid to inform attendees on the concerns that come along with AI or partially AI generated resources
Session Structure:
Lecture-style presentation with optional Q&A
Presenters:
Courtney Bremer (she/her), Electronic resources access manager, Libraries