The use of artificial intelligence in university libraries in Türkiye: Practices, and perspectives of library directors

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS
Tolga Çakmak, Şahika Eroğlu
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Abstract

Considering the fundamental role of libraries in social integration and information services, adapting service and business processes in parallel with technological advances is a crucial agenda. The impact and use of artificial intelligence technology in processes such as cataloging, content indexing, and responding to user requests have been extensively discussed in the information science literature in recent years. The purpose of this study is to investigate the practices and perspectives of library directors related to the use of artificial intelligence in the services and operations of university libraries in Türkiye. Evaluations related to the impact and use of artificial intelligence applications in the services and operations of university libraries were assessed based on the views of 43 university library directors in Türkiye. The perspectives of library directors reveal that improvements are needed in budget and technical infrastructure, human resources and training, data management, and ethical use to implement AI applications in university libraries in Türkiye.
图尔基耶大学图书馆对人工智能的使用:图书馆馆长的实践与观点
考虑到图书馆在社会融合和信息服务中的基础性作用,随着技术进步调整服务和业务流程是一项至关重要的议程。近年来,信息科学文献广泛讨论了人工智能技术在编目、内容索引和响应用户请求等流程中的影响和应用。本研究旨在调查图尔基耶大学图书馆馆长在服务和运营中使用人工智能的相关实践和观点。根据土耳其 43 位大学图书馆馆长的观点,对人工智能应用在大学图书馆服务和运营中的影响和使用进行了评估。图书馆馆长们的观点表明,要在土耳其的大学图书馆实施人工智能应用,需要在预算和技术基础设施、人力资源和培训、数据管理以及道德使用等方面进行改进。
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ACS Applied Bio Materials
ACS Applied Bio Materials Chemistry-Chemistry (all)
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