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Many AI tools promise to simplify literature reviews, but one concern remains: how do you know whether a claim comes

Every librarian I know has a secret list of tasks they wish someone else would handle. Chasing duplicate records. Repeating

Here is something that surprised me this week. Google began, in part, inside a digital library research project. I had

RAG — Retrieval-Augmented Generation — is behind many of the “AI chatbot trained on our documents” projects libraries are exploring.

AI is becoming part of everyday library work — research support, literature reviews, cataloguing, writing, patron services, marketing, audio, video

The question is no longer simply: *“Should information professionals use AI?”* A more difficult question is: *“Can information professionals afford

AI tools are changing what information literacy instruction needs to look like. Teaching information literacy used to mean teaching students

The first time I properly understood what Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) was, I stopped reading and sat with it for a

The more I think about AI and libraries in India, the more I feel that the real question is not