Artificial Intelligence
Minitex News articles tagged with "Artificial Intelligence" (11):
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New feature from EBSCO: Natural Language Search mode
EBSCO now offers a Natural Language Search mode that uses LLMs to better parse and retain user intent in search.
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Webinar: Minnesota's Credentials of Value, Supporting Lifelong Learning
The Minnesota Learning Commons supports educators teaching in online, blended, and digital learning environments. This webinar will take place at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16.
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MnLC webinar will address the implications of AI for future generations
Registration for this webinar is free. The session will focus on the implications of generative artificial intelligence for future generations and how this disruptive technology will reshape education.
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Register today: Using AI to analyze data, find patterns, and tell stories
Data Analysis with Pinpoint and Considerations for your Audience is the fourth of six installments in Minitex's AI in Libraries Lunch and Learn series. Registration for this October 8 session is due October 7.
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Scite: An AI tool for researchers
Scite, a potential new e-resource vendor for Minitex, is an AI tool that helps researchers better discover and understand research articles through their Smart Citations, that display the contact of the citation.
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Recording now available for the first AI Knowledge Bytes
The AI Knowledge Bytes: Artificial Intelligence in Libraries Lunch ‘n Learn Series had its first session and the recording is now available on the Minitex YouTube Channel.
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AI Knowledge Bytes: Artificial Intelligence in Libraries Lunch ‘n Learn Series
The purpose of this series is to learn and explore the tangible applications and implementations of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across all types of libraries.
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Summer book recommendations from AI
I became more curious about using artificial intelligence (AI) after attending the discussion session, “The Future is Here: Navigating the tech landscape,” at Minitex Connect. I also usually have a hard time deciding what to read during the summer. So I asked AI for some recommendations. Read more to find out what they are.
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Register today for MTLA's half-day workshop on artificial intelligence and libraries
The Minnesota Theological Library Association is hosting a workshop to be led on May 10 by Dr. Rajeev Bukralia. Dr. Bukralia serves on the faculty of the Department of Computer Information Science at Minnesota State University, Mankato. The RSVP deadline is March 22.
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Generative AI tools and information worth exploring
Keeping track of the rapid pace of development of artificial intelligence is difficult. This article is a great place to start. It provides simple descriptions and links to several of the tools freely available today.