- The Fight for the American Public Library [CityLab]
- Teen shelves half empty at Hamilton East as library conducts $300K board-pushed book review [IndyStar]
- 2023 Library Systems Report [American Libraries]
- Chegg shares drop more than 40% after company says ChatGPT is killing its business [CNBC]
- Statement of Non-Cooperation with the Journal of Political Philosophy (updated with list of signatories) [Daily Nous]
- Fake books: the controversial interiors trend for literary pretenders [The Guardian]
- A Far-Right Moms Group Is Terrorizing Schools in the Name of Protecting Kids [Vice]
- Library funding becomes the 'nuclear option' as the battle over books escalates [All Things Considered]
- ‘Too greedy’: mass walkout at global science journal over ‘unethical’ fees [The Guardian]
- What Is AI Prompt Engineering, and Is It a Stable Career Path? [MUO]
- From TikTok to Books: ByteDance Explores E-Publishing with 8TH NOTE PRESS [Innovation Village]
- The AI takeover of Google Search starts now [The Verge]
- AI machines aren’t ‘hallucinating’. But their makers are [The Guardian]
- Fake scientific papers are alarmingly common [Science]
- Bus riders can now access free digital 'pop-up' libraries in Boston — no card required [WBUR]
- From fee to free: How to reduce expenses by eliminating revenue [Beyond the Library Collections: Proceedings of the 2022 Erasmus Staff Training Week at ULiège Library]
- “Do We Need Librarians Now that We Have ChatGPT?” [Choice 360]
- She offered a LGBTQ-themed book to her middle schoolers. Parents filed a police report [Today]
- Penguin Random House and Florida parents sue school district over book bans [NBC News]
- The Newest College Admissions Ploy: Paying to Make Your Teen a “Peer-Reviewed” Author [ProPublica]
- Salman Rushdie warns free expression is under threat [BBC News]
- What AI can teach us about copyright and fair use [Freethink]
- Getting a Grip on ChatGPT [Inside Higher Ed]
- A Florida School Has Banned the Poem Read at Biden’s Inauguration [The New Republic]
- 'I'm Making Thousands Using AI to Write Books' [Newsweek]
- Manifesto for a New Read Deal [The Scholarly Kitchen]
- Do search+large language models or "retriever augmented" models (e.g. Bing Chat, Perplexity, Elicit.org) really work? The evidence so far [Aaron Tay's Musings about librarianship]
- Milwaukee library attracts new readers with viral TikToks [Today]
- Generative AI and large language models: background and contexts [Lorcan Dempsey]
- Seattle protesters tell patriotic Kirk Cameron he's 'growing to be a real pain' [Fox News]
- A Lawyer's Filing "Is Replete with Citations to Non-Existent Cases"—Thanks, ChatGPT? [The Volokh Conspiracy]
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