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Artificial Intelligence for Academic Libraries provides a clear and dependable guide to the history, theory, and application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in academic libraries, addressing the needs of librarians, staff, administrators, and other stakeholders.
Emerging from a long-running conversation between an academic librarian and a professor of computer science, this book provides readers with a critical perspective on the history, present, and future of AI in libraries and information services. Synthesizing the literature on AI, ML, and librarianship, the authors provide the requisite background to evaluate the impact of these technologies on the information ecosystem. The first half of the volume covers the fundamentals of AI, notably the divergences between the two major AI paradigms as well as philosophical, legal, and ethical issues that arise from the use of AI. The second half addresses specialized topics, including hybrid AIs that bridge the dominant AI paradigms, the responsible use of AI in research and learning, and suggestions for professional development.
Artificial Intelligence for Academic Libraries will benefit academic librarians seeking to develop a solid understanding of AI and ML and their likely impact on library operations and services, including student and faculty outreach. The volume also serves as a pedagogical resource for library and information science students entering this rapidly changing field.
商品描述(中文翻譯)
《學術圖書館的人工智慧》提供了一個清晰且可靠的指南，介紹人工智慧（AI）和機器學習（ML）在學術圖書館中的歷史、理論和應用，滿足圖書館員、工作人員、管理者及其他相關利益相關者的需求。
本書源自一位學術圖書館員與一位計算機科學教授之間長期的對話，為讀者提供了對圖書館及資訊服務中AI的歷史、現狀和未來的批判性視角。作者綜合了有關AI、ML和圖書館學的文獻，提供了評估這些技術對資訊生態系統影響所需的背景知識。本書的前半部分涵蓋了AI的基本概念，特別是兩大AI範式之間的差異，以及使用AI所引發的哲學、法律和倫理問題。後半部分則探討了專門主題，包括橋接主流AI範式的混合AI、在研究和學習中負責任地使用AI，以及專業發展的建議。
《學術圖書館的人工智慧》將使尋求深入了解AI和ML及其對圖書館運作和服務（包括學生和教職員聯繫）可能影響的學術圖書館員受益。本書同時也作為進入這個快速變化領域的圖書館與資訊科學學生的教學資源。
作者簡介
Clifford B. Anderson is the Director of the Divinity Library at Yale University. Previously, he was Chief Digital Strategist at the Vanderbilt University Library. He holds an M.Div. from Harvard Divinity School, an M.S.L.I.S. from the Pratt Institute, and a Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary. His research interests include computational theology, digital humanities, and block-based programming languages. Among other publications, he is co-author of XQuery for Humanists (2020) and editor of Digital Humanities and Libraries and Archives in Religious Studies (2022).
Douglas H. Fisher is Associate Professor Emeritus and Professor of the Practice in Computer Science at Vanderbilt University, having long taught and researched artificial intelligence, notably machine learning, cognitive modeling, computing for environmental sustainability, computational creativity, database, and other topics. His most recent research and publications, with colleagues, are on the nature of large language model cognition. He served for three years at the National Science Foundation, vetting and administering proposals and grants in all areas of artificial intelligence, as well as interdisciplinary programs. He received the Director's Award for his work on NSF programs for computing and environment, and his innovations on virtual proposal review.
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克利福德·B·安德森是耶魯大學神學圖書館的館長。之前，他曾擔任范德堡大學圖書館的首席數位策略師。他擁有哈佛神學院的神學碩士學位（M.Div.）、普拉特學院的圖書資訊科學碩士學位（M.S.L.I.S.）以及普林斯頓神學院的博士學位（Ph.D.）。他的研究興趣包括計算神學、數位人文學以及基於區塊的程式語言。他的其他出版物中，包括合著的XQuery for Humanists（2020）和編輯的Digital Humanities and Libraries and Archives in Religious Studies（2022）。
道格拉斯·H·費舍爾是范德堡大學計算機科學的名譽副教授及實踐教授，他長期以來教授和研究人工智慧，特別是機器學習、認知建模、環境可持續計算、計算創造力、數據庫及其他主題。他最近的研究和出版物，與同事一起，探討大型語言模型的認知本質。他在國家科學基金會工作了三年，負責審核和管理所有人工智慧領域的提案和補助金，以及跨學科計畫。他因在國家科學基金會計算與環境計畫中的工作，以及在虛擬提案審查方面的創新，獲得了主任獎。
