Bridging Perspectives: A Game-Based Approach to AI Debates in Libraries - Next Library

Bridging Perspectives: A Game-Based Approach to AI Debates in Libraries

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Session

Join us for a dynamic, game-like debate exploring AI in libraries!

Through structured steps, teams will refine arguments, address opposing views, and develop balanced AI policies.

Walk away with a ready-to-use activity to promote open, inclusive discussions in your library and community. 

Hosts

Lidia Morris
Lidia is a 4
th year PhD candidate at the University of Washington Information School. Lidia’s research focuses on the effect of generative AI on the information behavior of artists online, as well as the integration of AI technologies into the archival process. 

Chris Coward
Chris is Senior Principal Research Scientist and Affiliate Associate Professor at the University of Washington Information School. Chris studies how people engage with new information technologies to increase agency in their use of technology. Chris also
partners with communities to co-design, implement, and assess programs in culturally diverse settings. Many projects involve public libraries as sites of learning and community-based action. 

Time and place

Date: May 27, 2025
Time: 13:00 - 14:30
Place: IRIS Lab

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