From Texts to Objects: Digitizing Rare Books
Unique artifacts are what make digital collections special but come with challenges for archivists
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How Can Libraries’ Mission Shape AI Policy?
AI tools give librarians power in academic conversations around policy
Posted on October 1, 2025 in Podcasts
At Choice, we believe not only that librarians’ skill set equips them for assessing and making important decisions about AI, but also that librarians’ values—accessible information, diverse research, critical thinking—should be at the center of AI discussions, products, and policy. The big question is how we can get tech companies to listen.
In this installation of our podcast series with Anil Chandy, VP of Humanities, Social Sciences Books & Focus Projects at Springer Nature, we tackle this problem. Anil is optimistic about connecting ethical AI use with academic libraries’ mission of equitable information access. As libraries themselves begin to incorporate AI tools into collection development strategies and information services, they can lead universities in responsible AI academic practices.
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