Professional Development
The Future of Libraries: Humanity, Technology, and the Stories We Preserve
Attendees can expect to learn about the vast responsibilities of the panelists, how to take advantage of their local institutions, and what they should keep in mind if they choose to use generative AI.
There Was A Library In Babylon
I’m afraid of what I see coming. I do believe we’re in peril, not because of what AI can do, but what we’re allowing it to do.
Nic Stone: Dear Reader
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear one of today’s most compelling voices reflect on the power of stories to expand our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.
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