The book develops a view of AI rooted in the theories and values of Information Science (the social science of knowledge) focusing on whether AI is transforming knowledge access and creation in a significantly positive, equitable, inclusive and sustainable way.
The book develops a view of AI rooted in the theories and values of Information Science (the social science of knowledge) focusing on whether AI is transforming knowledge access and creation in a significantly positive, equitable, inclusive and sustainable way.
Andrew Cox, PhD, is Senior Lecturer at the Information School, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom. His interests include the impact of datafication and AI on knowledge creation and use. Mike Thelwall is Professor of Data Science at the Information School, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom. His interests include applications of artificial intelligence for research evaluation.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Introduction 2 AI and everyday knowledge 3 AI and research 4 Generative AI and research practice 5 AI and scholarly communication: Peer review 6 Libraries and archives 7 Ensuring the bene¿ts of AI are shared fairly 8 Conclusion
1 Introduction 2 AI and everyday knowledge 3 AI and research 4 Generative AI and research practice 5 AI and scholarly communication: Peer review 6 Libraries and archives 7 Ensuring the bene¿ts of AI are shared fairly 8 Conclusion
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