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- Participants addressed future challenges and opportunities, focusing on the commission鈥檚 role in promoting innovation and sustainability in the library sector
RIYADH: A remote session discussing the use of artificial intelligence in libraries has been hosted by the Libraries Commission, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday.
The event explored the latest technologies and smart applications that can enhance library services, including smart search engines, personalized recommendations and assistive robots.
The discussion highlighted key global examples, such as Helsinki Central Library Oodi in Finland and the British Library, along with local AI applications.
Participants also addressed future challenges and opportunities, focusing on the commission鈥檚 role in promoting innovation and sustainability in the library sector.
The session was part of the commission鈥檚 efforts to align with the Kingdom鈥檚 Vision 2030 reform plan, which aims to build an advanced library sector and make knowledge accessible to all through innovative digital solutions.