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RLUK’s Digital Shift Forum brings together colleagues from across the information, research, cultural and heritage communities, and third and commercial sectors, to discuss the future of the digital shift in collections, services, and audiences.

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‘Just Chill’ Thinking Fast & Slow about Artificial Intelligence

The AI and New Digital Frontiers theme for the RLUK Digital Shift Forum will explore how research libraries can lead and support the use of AI.

This talk by Professor Paul Gooding, Professor of Library Studies and Digital Scholarship at the University of Glasgow, explores the impact and adoption of AI in libraries through the lens of time: specifically how the principles of fast and slow design might allow us to spend productive time with AI.

Artificial Intelligence is in a hype phase currently, and libraries are not immune to the effects of this. The talk explores the hype cycle for technologies, and looks at how libraries have dealt with the excitement around digital technologies in the past, to better understand our current technological moment.

It uses examples from Paul’s previous work on usage of digitised newspapers, and development of principles for respectful AI requirements elicitation in libraries, to illustrate the ways in which, despite our best intentions, technology often doesn’t work for our users. Finally, it proposes a set of principles for determining ‘fast’ and ‘slow’ approaches to AI implementation in the library sector that may allow us to better respond to the challenges of implementing new technologies.