Good morning. I'm looking forward to our discussion this Wednesday (Nov. 8) at 12pm central time on generative AI. I hope you've had a chance to explore some generative AI or review some of the articles I posted last week, but these were optional activities leading up to our discussion. To help make our discussion more meaningful on Wednesday, please think about generative AI and what questions you have about how it may affect library leadership and management and how we might (or maybe should) respond. I'll have some questions to guide our discussion, but I also want to leave plenty of time for all of your questions.
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Breanne Kirsch
University Librarian
Briar Cliff University
She/Her/Hers
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Original Message:
Sent: Oct 30, 2023 08:18 AM
From: Breanne Kirsch
Subject: Generative AI Tools
Good morning, everyone and happy Halloween. To help generate some discussion for next Wednesday, here are several articles that you can read prior to our meeting as time permits. This is optional, so if you do not have time to read them, please still join in on the discussion. If you choose to read one or more of them, they are listed with links in their titles, not in any particular order of importance. There are MANY more articles about ChatGPT and other generative AI, but these are a few that may have some content that would be interesting to discuss.
What Does ChatGPT Mean for Libraries?
ChatGPT: Implications for Academic Libraries
"Do We Need Librarians Now that We Have ChatGPT?" Where ChatGPT and librarians collide
ChatGPT Uses for Lazy Managers
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Breanne Kirsch
University Librarian
Briar Cliff University
She/Her/Hers
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