Lost Copy of the Oldest-Known English Poem Discovered in a Rome Library
The discovery uncovers new insights into how English spread and evolved over time, the researchers say.
“It was thanks to the library’s decision to digitize its collections that Magnanti and Faulkner were able to identify the old poems.”
CNN sues Perplexity AI over “verbatim” copies of articles
CNN sues Perplexity AI over “verbatim” copies of articles
AI: The Political Tool on Steroids
AI: The Political Tool on Steroids
Announcing: Bluey’s Library! A Brand-New Interactive Storytelling Experience
What educators and librarians need to understand about AI research, hype, and information literacy right now

A few days ago, a widely shared study claiming that ChatGPT significantly improved student learning outcomes was officially retracted.
And honestly, that should concern all of us.
“The Library Publishing Coalition is excited to announce the release of a new AI Editorial Policy Guide. This document is designed to help editors and those involved in publishing to develop an AI policy for your publishing program. Sections include policy development and maintenance, the fundamental elements included in an AI editorial policy guide, an annotated list of selected examples of AI policies, as well as further resources to aid your policy development.
This policy was developed by the LPC Professional Development Committee as a follow up to an LPC-hosted webinar on AI Policies which included guest speakers from Ubiquity Press (Imogen Clarke) and In the Library with the Lead Pipe (Ryan Randall and Brittany Paloma Fiedler). We encourage you to watch the webinar recording as you think about your AI policy planning.
This document is being released under a Creative Commons Attribution license (CC BY), so we encourage further distribution and adaptation of this guide.
If you have questions or feedback about this document, please email [email protected]. “
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