ARL’s AI-Enabled Analysis Pipeline Supports Sensemaking at Scale
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When the US Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed revisions to the Uniform Guidance, individuals and organizations from across sectors responded with a flood of comments. Most were opposed. Analysts generated early insights about public reactions to this sweeping proposal by pointing LLMs at the comments as they were made available by OMB. Focusing specifically on themes of interest to research libraries, ARL Daily Intelligence curator Gary Price and outgoing ARL/CNI AI Researcher in Residence Natalie Meyers developed and refined a similar analysis pipeline. Learn more about ARL’s analysis of the Uniform Guidance comments. »
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It Always Comes Back to Access: A Conversation with Hilary Seo
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After 23 years at Iowa State University Library, Hilary Seo (18LFP Fellow) retired this summer. Before heading to the great outdoors of Colorado, Hilary spoke with ARL’s Samantha Musser about her beginnings in libraries, equitable access, and what stays the same through every new disruption. Read Sam’s interview with Hilary. »
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(Georgetown University Library via The Washington Post ||| Open version)
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(Princeton University Library via The New Yorker ||| Open version)
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(BU Libraries, BU: Boston University)
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(York University Libraries)
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(OSU Libraries, OSU: Oklahoma State University)
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(NLM: US National Library of Medicine)
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(Penn Libraries, Penn: University of Pennsylvania)
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(SSRN: Social Science Research Network)
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(Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia)
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(JEP: Journal of Electronic Publishing)
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(WSJ: The Wall Street Journal)
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About the Association of Research Libraries
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The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) is a nonprofit membership organization of research libraries and archives in major public and private universities, federal government agencies, and large public institutions in Canada and the US. ARL champions research libraries and archives, develops visionary leaders, and shapes policy for the equitable advancement of knowledge.
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