Research on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Subject Services of University Libraries
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https://doi.org/10.54097/kbmnra14Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Subject Services, University LibraryAbstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is leading the transformation of subject services in university libraries, shifting from traditional manual services to an efficient model centered on data intelligence, and promoting a deep improvement in the quality of subject services. Based on the analysis of the importance and challenges of using AI in subject services of university libraries, this paper examines the current status of applying AI technology to the content, space construction, equipment, and platforms of subject services in university libraries. It also proposes strategies to enhance the quality of subject services by improving the quality of subject librarians, deeply exploring user needs, and establishing intelligent academic resource repositories, in order to meet users' high-standard requirements. Ultimately, it emphasizes that library subject services need continuous innovation to adapt to the changes brought by AI, and better serve the construction of education and intelligent education systems.
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