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Adapting to Change: The Role of AI in Literature Search

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The implementation of AI driven tools in academic literature searches represents a significant advancement, yet it also prompts profound questions about the impact on traditional search practices and information quality. AI transforms academic searches by incorporating natural language processing, contextual recommendations, and algorithmic result selection. This shift enhances user experience by moving from static, keyword-based searches to dynamic, AI driven exploration, thereby lowering barriers associated with input methods and literacy skills. However, it also necessitates critical considerations regarding algorithmic transparency, bias, and the quality of information. This presentation highlights that adopting AI tools represents not merely a technological upgrade, but a fundamental transformation. Rather than providing definitive answers, this session invites attendees on a reflective journey to explore these significant issues, fostering a deeper understanding of the complexities and potential developments in AI integration within academic research.

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Attendees will gain insights into how AI is reshaping the methodologies of literature searches.
Jun 19, 2025 09:00 AM - 09:45 AM(America/New_York)
Venue : Marquis Ballroom/Salon D
20250619T0900 20250619T0945 America/New_York Adapting to Change: The Role of AI in Literature Search

The implementation of AI driven tools in academic literature searches represents a significant advancement, yet it also prompts profound questions about the impact on traditional search practices and information quality. AI transforms academic searches by incorporating natural language processing, contextual recommendations, and algorithmic result selection. This shift enhances user experience by moving from static, keyword-based searches to dynamic, AI driven exploration, thereby lowering barriers associated with input methods and literacy skills. However, it also necessitates critical considerations regarding algorithmic transparency, bias, and the quality of information. This presentation highlights that adopting AI tools represents not merely a technological upgrade, but a fundamental transformation. Rather than providing definitive answers, this session invites attendees on a reflective journey to explore these significant issues, fostering a deeper understanding of the complexities and potential developments in AI integration within academic research.

Marquis Ballroom/Salon D Ex Libris Knowledge Days and ELUNA Conference 2025 eluna-conf-planning@exlibrisusers.org
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Florida Gulf Coast University
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Spokane Community College
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Florida Virtual Campus (FLVC)
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University of Vermont
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Emory University
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Purdue University Northwest
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