Historical Overview of AI Adoption in Libraries
R. Jayavadivel, Mohanraj Arunachalam, G. Nagarajan, Prabhu Shankar B, C. Viji, N. Rajkumar, K. R. Senthilkumar
Abstract
The objectives of this study are to attract attention to the ethical dimensions related to those technological improvements and propose tips for accountable AI integration. Moreover, the research identifies key challenges faced by libraries at some point in numerous stages of AI adoption, which include financial constraints, technological obstacles, and the need for continuous staff training. It additionally sheds light on the function of professional groups, policymakers, and the wider statistics community in shaping the trajectory of AI integration in libraries. In the end, this comprehensive historical assessment contributes to the growing body of expertise on the intersection of AI and libraries. Through synthesizing historical trends and training, the paper affords valuable insights for librarians, researchers, and policymakers, facilitating a deeper knowledge of the dynamic relationship between libraries and AI technologies.