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Session
Enhancing Library and Information Science with Large Language Models (LLMs): Research, Education, Practice (SIG-AI)
Time:
Friday, 25/Oct/2024:
1:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: Imperial Ballroom 2, Third Floor


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ID: 402 / [Single Presentation of ID 402]: 1
Workshops
4 hours, In-Person Workshop
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Topics: Human-Computer Interaction (usability and user experience; human-technology interaction; human-AI interaction; user-centered design)
Keywords: Large Language Models, Library, Education, Professional practice, Research

Enhancing Library and Information Science with Large Language Models (LLMs): Research, Education, Practice (SIG-AI)

Yuan Li1, Jiqun Liu2, Shawon Sarkar3, Lala Hajibayova4

1The University of Alabama, USA; 2University of Oklahoma, USA; 3University of Washington, USA; 4Kent State University, USA

This half-day workshop aims to enhance the Library and Information Science (LIS) community's engagement with Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, LLaMA, BERT, and other advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. We seek to foster collaboration among researchers, practitioners, educators and students for the impactful integration of LLMs within LIS fields. The workshop will enable attendees to share their experiences evaluating and applying LLMs in various professional activities and highlight challenges and opportunities from the LIS perspectives. Through a mix of a keynote talk, four paper presentations, a series of lightning talks, and two rounds of collaborative discussions, this workshop aims to contribute to the development of evidence-based strategies for integrating LLMs into LIS research, practice, and education. This workshop is sponsored by SIG AI. Additional registration fee applies.



 
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