ALIA's submission to the Parliamentary inquiry into the adoption of artifical intelligence arguing for more support for libraries to ensure that people are not left behind in the AI revolution. The submission also spoke to some of the copyright policy challenges and proposed solution. Three main recommendations were made:
1. That the government work with ALIA to fund the development and roll-out of training for library staff addressing AI literacy and pedagogy to support the community to be AI literate.
2. That the government funds the Australian Library and Information Association to work with researchers to update and expand evidence-based media literacy programs and fund the roll-out across public libraries in Australia.
3. That Federal, state and territory governments prioritise consulting with First Nations people and organisations with expertise in matters of information governance, ICIP, and cultural collections, to understand the concerns and actions required in the adoption of generative AI.
ALIA select committee submission on adopting artificial intelligence
ALIA Library
Creator
ALIA
Description
Publisher
Deakin, ACT: Australian Library and Information Association
Date
2024
Type
Format
Identifier
Language
en
Relation
https://read.alia.org.au/supplementary-information-submission-select-committee-adopting-artificial-intelligence-ai
Coverage
Australia