RLUK Digital Shift Forum | Prompt engineering in libraries - University of Essex 

RLUK’s Digital Shift Forum brings together colleagues from across the information, research, cultural and heritage communities, and third and commercial sectors, to discuss the future of the digital shift in collections, services, and audiences.
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Generative AI tools based on LLMs have had a profound effect on universities and research libraries. The way people find information, do research, and produce academic content is bringing fundamental change to concepts such as authorship and plagiarism. Academic integrity is critically important here and skills are crucial here. Librarians, other university staff and learners can adapt, take opportunities, or may be left behind by the advent of these tools. In this talk, Liam Bullingham, Oona Ylinen, and Beth Burnet from the University of Essex share some early reflections on prompt engineering in libraries.