US EditionNew Findings: “Tracking the AI Evolution in Research Libraries: Findings from ARL’s Third AI Quick Poll”
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New Findings: “Tracking the AI Evolution in Research Libraries: Findings from ARL’s Third AI Quick Poll”
From an Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Post by Leo Lo (U. of New Mexico) & Cynthia Hudson-Vitale (Johns Hopkins University): The third and latest poll in this ongoing series, conducted in January 2025, provides insights from 40 ARL library deans and directors about how their institutions are integrating and responding to AI technologies. This poll builds on the findings from previous polls, each reflecting a new stage in AI adoption. Fi…
Tracking the AI Evolution in Research Libraries: Findings from ARL’s Third AI Quick Poll — Association of Research Libraries
Last Updated on March 12, 2025, 11:26 am ET In just two years, the conversation around generative AI in research libraries has shifted from early interest to strategic action. As AI capabilities advance, libraries are navigating the implications for research, teaching, and information stewardship. To better understand this evolving landscape, members of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) have been conducting a series of quick polls to c…
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