Survey of Use of Bard, Bing & ChatGPT for Academic Library Cataloging

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Title: Survey of Use of Bard, Bing & ChatGPT for Academic Library Cataloging
Description: This study presents data from 23 colleges and universities about how they are using various artificial intelligence applications in academic library cataloging. The report gives separate data sets for Bard, AI-enabled Bing and ChatGPT, defining the extent and kind of use. The study also gives data for use of these programs for particular applications, such as for subject headings, descriptions, indexing, cataloging training and other uses. The data also explores the impact of use of these applications on other cataloging tools such as the Library of Congress Catalogers Desktop Developers Tool, MarcEdit and OCLC's Connexion. In addition, the report details exactly how much time catalogers are spending on AI tools, their level of overall satisfaction with them, and their plans for the future.
Authors: Primary Research Group, Inc
Resource Type: eBook.
Subjects: Academic libraries--Information technology, Academic libraries--Technological innovations, Cataloging--Data processing, Artificial intelligence--Library applications
Categories: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Library & Information Science / Cataloging & Classification
Database: eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)
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Abstract:This study presents data from 23 colleges and universities about how they are using various artificial intelligence applications in academic library cataloging. The report gives separate data sets for Bard, AI-enabled Bing and ChatGPT, defining the extent and kind of use. The study also gives data for use of these programs for particular applications, such as for subject headings, descriptions, indexing, cataloging training and other uses. The data also explores the impact of use of these applications on other cataloging tools such as the Library of Congress Catalogers Desktop Developers Tool, MarcEdit and OCLC's Connexion. In addition, the report details exactly how much time catalogers are spending on AI tools, their level of overall satisfaction with them, and their plans for the future.
ISBN:9798885171878
9798885171953