The Library May Be Your AI Governance Team
A university department head signed up for an AI research tool and gave access to forty doctoral students. The tool
A university department head signed up for an AI research tool and gave access to forty doctoral students. The tool
The latest special focus issue of *Information Technology and Libraries (ITAL)*, Vol. 45, No. 3 (2026), takes a close look
AI tools can produce confident answers whether those answers are right or wrong. That is why vetting matters. For librarians,
What if an AI system could *read scanned books, extract metadata, prepare MARC21 records, organise data, create reports, compile CAS
A recent discussion draft from the Center for Research Libraries (CRL) raises an issue that libraries, archives and cultural institutions
Every few weeks, a student writes to me after completing MLIS and asks: “What should I do next — PGDLAN
In my years of working with biomedical literature, one thing I was always careful about was *retracted articles*. A retracted
For more than a century, librarians have helped people navigate an information environment that is messy, incomplete and sometimes difficult
AI, Libraries and the Future of Knowledge Work AI4LIB Weekly Posts | 7–13 September 2026 AI is not simply changing
For the past few months, I have been looking at the team pages of major AI companies. It began as