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What Library Staff REALLY Think About AI Tools!

Discover how libraries are transforming with the introduction of new predictive AI tools! In this video, we explore the mixed reactions from library staff as they balance excitement over AI’s benefits—like saving time and identifying user trends—with concerns about job security and maintaining a personal touch. We discuss how AI can enhance library services by supporting staff, not replacing them, so they can focus on what matters most: helping people. Whether you’re curious about the future of libraries or passionate about technology in education, this discussion is for you. If you find these insights valuable, don’t forget to like and share the video!

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