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Autorialità, scrittura, peer review. Problemi recenti e prospettive in evoluzione

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] Authorship, writing, peer review. Recent Issues and Evolving Perspectives

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Abstract

[Machine translation] The volume analyzes some elements of transformation of public libraries and the reading experience, in relation to the dissemination of digital technologies and artificial intelligence tools. The first part examines the bibliographic space of the library, embodied in physical space, deeply interpenetrated with the infosphere of which it is part, and within which the boundaries of the bibliographic universe have become uncertain and porous. These phenomena are reflected in the practices of using space and collections, and make it necessary to reflect that highlights the factors of change that manifest themselves in space and in people's minds. In the second part, starting from the analysis of the Reading (&) Machine project, the basic characteristics of virtual reality and recommendation systems are discussed. The essay is completed by some considerations on the design and construction of other and hybrid spaces, within which the physical and the virtual interact in modulating people's perception and informational behavior.
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] Authorship, writing, peer review. Recent Issues and Evolving Perspectives
Original languageItalian
Title of host publicationBiblioteche, lettura, intelligenza artificiale. Struttura e contesto del progetto Reading(&)Machine
PublisherEditrice Bibliografica srl
Pages63-85
Number of pages23
ISBN (Print)9788893576062
Publication statusPublished - 2024

Keywords

  • IFLA
  • agency
  • intelligenza artificiale

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