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Theological Librarianship
ISSN 1937-8904 · American Theological Library Association · 530 artikel di indeks
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What Qualifies as Creativity
Generative artificial intelligence poses a significant challenge to traditional notions of authorship. This article examines some of those issues through the lens of copyright law. By looking at the major input and output challenges issues raised against AI by copyright, we evaluate the ways in…
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AI as Superscholar
Through a perspectival inversion, we explore what artificial intelligence—reconceived as a “superscholar” operating as a scholarly collective unconscious—reveals about limitations in human authorship. AI exposes three interconnected crises: of credit, of verification, of comprehensive…
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AI Authorship and the Role of the Librarian
Debates about generative artificial intelligence (AI) authorship have intensified within higher education and among academic publishers, with divisive opinions about responsible collaboration versus prohibition of AI use. Within the field of library and information science, these debates are…
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Outsourcing Our Epiphanies
Traditionally, being an author has been considered to involve having the capacity to think. This has raised questions about the attribution of authorship to AI. In this essay, I first explain how large language models (LLMs), the technology behind popular chatbots, produce their output. I then…
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A Typology of Human-Technology Relations
This essay offers a phenomenological typology of human–technology relations in response to the emergence of Generative and Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI). Drawing on Albert Borgmann’s device paradigm and Martin Buber’s I–It and I–Thou distinction, it identifies three ideal types of relation…
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Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Theological Publishing
This article examines the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on theological publishing, focusing on the DTL Press initiative Theological Essentials. It critiques the traditional textbook model as economically exclusionary, slow, and structurally inequitable, particularly for students…
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Questioning “Illegal Aliens”
Debates about problematic language in metadata abound in the library profession, and the now-deprecated Library of Congress Subject Heading “Illegal aliens” has been a major flashpoint, but the Christian library community in the United States has been silent in these debates. Using the “Illegal…
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A Community of Belonging through Inclusive Metadata
The BYU Library has long held a strong desire to foster a thriving environment of belonging. This desire to cultivate and embody the principles of belonging has impacted all areas of the library, inspired increased advocacy for the value of cultural humility, and served as the driving force behind…