Abstract
The purpose of the study is to outline achievements, prospects for transformation and identify obstacles to the implementation of systems, elements of artificial intelligence (AI) and the algorithm for overcoming them in national library and information institutions. Research methodology: the principles of systematicity, generalisation, objectivity, and general methods of scientific research – analysis, synthesis, comparison, analytical monitoring of AI elements in libraries of the country – are applied. The scientific novelty of the work is to highlight, with an emphasis on key aspects, the obstacles to the addition of AI intellectual resources to the work of libraries in the realities of today. Conclusions. The article reflects the developments, main areas of use and reasons for limiting the intensive integration of AI systems and elements into library practice. Features of the application of AI components, practical potential of ultra-high-frequency technologies in national libraries. The above-mentioned practice in libraries is especially relevant during martial law and the times of profound changes. It will facilitate public access to information and self-education; access to advanced technological developments; allow further steps in the formation of a new digitalisation focus of libraries and modification of library activities; thoroughly form an approach to the vectors of the industry's influence on society; innovations in the model of library-user relations, taking into account civilisation challenges. The studied trends in the addition of intelligent systems and elements of artificial intelligence will contribute to the voluntarisation of technological proposals in library and information institutions. As a result of the study, the issue of compatibility of adding intellectual components to the work of the library industry with the realities of the country and the corresponding algorithm of actions for the long-term is considered. Key words: library, systems and elements of artificial intelligence, innovative technologies, transformation of intellectual resources, challenges of AI implementation in library practice.
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