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crln-26382	Lo, Leo S.; Anderson, Victoria	AI Reskilling in Libraries: When the Dean’s Assistant Gets an AI Assistant	2024	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1941	96	39	“The Future of Job Report 2023,” training workers to use AI tools is considered one of the top priorities for many companies.2 A 2023 survey of academic library employees revealed enthusiasm for professional development around generative AI, yet fewer than 7% of respondents currently use premium versions of lead- ing systems.3 This discrepancy risks leaving library workers unprepared for AI-assisted workflows and roles forecast to be pervasive within the next decade.4 As libraries undergo their digital transformation, developing AI literacy among staff at all levels is becoming a matter of competitive survival rather than just innovation. By taking steps around responsible data use, libraries can use the immense time-savings of AI tools like GPT-4 safely and ethically.	cache/crln-26382.pdf	txt/crln-26382.txt