Artificial Intelligence: Prospective and Challenges for Library Services

Prasanna Kumar H.E; Krishnamurthy M; Shyamalatha .

Prasanna Kumar H.E Librarian Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka. India
Krishnamurthy M Professor and Chairman, DRTC Bangalore. India
Shyamalatha . Librarian, Alvaâ€™s First Grade College Mudabidre, Mangaluru. India

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) has opened new paths for research in every discipline. The future is bright since AI is present in every aspect of business. Thanks to AI, libraries can now accomplish their aim more easily and effectively. Given how often AI is utilised, librarians must be creative to remain relevant. Today, information technology development significantly impacts the relationship between electronic and physical library resources.

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