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Title: HOW LIBRARY SCIENCE PRINCIPLES POWER COMMUNITY AI LITERACY.
Authors: Ruiz-Vazquez, Jose1 jose.ruiz-vazquez@austintexas.gov
Source: Public Libraries. May/Jun2026, Vol. 65 Issue 3, p26-30. 5p.
Subject Terms: *Library science, *Library administration, *Employee training, *Information literacy, Community-based programs, Business ethics
Abstract: The article focuses on how library science principles provide a strong foundation for helping communities navigate artificial intelligence (AI) by extending libraries' traditional roles in information evaluation, access, and trust into the AI era. Topics include implementing practical strategies such as AI tool registries and community learning programs and integrating AI into library workflows through responsible policies, staff training, and ethical oversight.
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