Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly prevalent in all areas of human activity, including libraries. New solutions are being developed to significantly simplify certain library procedures and processes. These include the automation of routine processes, such as automatic categorization of library materials, personalized book and resource recommendations based on user information needs, advanced information search and filtering, recognition of various images and audio recordings, digitization of manuscripts and rare books, library system management, preservation of library materials, and more.

This seminar is intended for librarians, information professionals, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding what artificial intelligence is, the importance of data and metadata quality stored in libraries, how machine learning influences pattern recognition, and how artificial intelligence can enhance the functioning of libraries and benefit users.

Organised by: IFLA Section for Information Technology and the National and University Library of Slovenia with the support of: Europeana Research Community and EuropeanaTech Community

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