Ethical AI and Librarianship
A Resource Guide
AI and the future of information literacy and information ethics
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| Title | AI and the future of information literacy and information ethics | |
| Type | Articles | |
| Creator | Fiona Bradley | |
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| Creation Date | 02/19/2023 | |
| Last Updated Date | -- | |
| Summary | As one of the three panelists of the panel talk “AI, Libraries, and the Changing Face of Information Literacy” hosted by the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) in February 2023, the author documented some thoughts before the panel in this article. In this article, the author explores the ethical challenges related to AI in the context of the library and information profession. The author emphasizes the critical need for comprehensive information literacy, including media and information literacy, to empower individuals to evaluate and critically appraise AI-generated content. The author, Fiona Bradley, is the Director of Research & Infrastructure (Library) at UNSW Sydney and a PhD Candidate at University of Western Australia. Bradley is a member of international professional organizations (e.g., IFLA AI SIG). | |
| Topic | AI. Libraries. AI and Librarianship. Ethical AI. Information literacy. | |
| Source and Link | Fiona Bradley. https://fionabradley.com/ | |
| Access | Open | |
| Accessibility | -- | |
| Audience | Librarians – General. Librarians – Academic & Research Library. | |
| Platform or Format | Web | |
| Length | 4 pages | |
| Geography | AUS | |
| Language | eng | |
| Description Date | 06/19/2025 |