CNI Fall 2024 Membership Meeting

CNI Fall 2024 Membership Meeting

Welcome to CNI’s Fall 2024 Membership Meeting in Washington, DC, December 9–10; attendance is limited to member representatives, speakers, and invited guests.

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Review CNI’s Code of Conduct

10:30am EST

Registration Opens Grand Foyer

11:00am EST

First-Time Attendees Salons D & EClifford Lynch

11:45am EST

Refreshment Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

12:30pm EST

Opening Plenary: Update on Leadership Transition and Survey of Developments, Trends, and Prospects Salons I & IIClifford Lynch • Andrew K. Pace

2:00pm EST

Refreshment Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

2:30pm EST

1.1 Artificial Intelligence (AI) at Yale: Updates on Institutional and Library Generative AI Initiatives Salons I & IIMichael Appleby • Dale Hendrickson • Lauren Di Monte 1.2 Research Libraries as Hubs for Citizen Science Salons D & EDarlene Cavalier • Thomas Kaarsted • Anne Overgaard 1.3 "Each Row is a Person:" Preserving History and Humanity in Archival Data Salons F & GSonya Coleman • Lydia Neuroth

3:00pm EST

Passing Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

3:10pm EST

2.1 The BIG Collection and Operationalizing a New Paradigm: Insights and Learnings on Tooling the Shift Toward an Interdependent, Fully Networked, Distributed Future Salons I & IIMaurice York • Karla Strieb 2.2 Supporting Computational Research (and More!) Through Licensing: An A-Z Licensing Guidebook for Libraries Salons D & EKatherine Klosek • Rachael Samberg • Katie Zimmerman 2.3 (CANCELED) Navigating the Future of Online Learning: Strategic Insights for Libraries Salons F & GGlenda Morgan

3:40pm EST

Refreshment Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

4:10pm EST

3.1 Library Collections and Academic Publications as Artificial Intelligence Training Data Salons I & IIDan Cohen • Mike Furlough • David Hansen • Claire Stewart • Guenter Waibel • Suzanne Wones 3.2 Update from Funders: Priorities and Trends Salons D & EKatherine Klosek • Brett Bobley • Sharon Burney • Robert Hanisch • Ashley Sands • Plato Smith II • Julie Fisher 3.3 Artificial Intelligence in Libraries: Opportunities and Challenges Salons F & GRosalyn Metz • Todd Grappone • Annie Johnson • Debra Hanken Kurtz • Evviva Weinraub Lajoie • Tim Shearer

5:10pm EST

Passing Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

5:25pm EST

Lightning Round Salons I & IIJill Reilly • Peter Berkey • James English • Robert Cartolano • Rice Majors • Jonathan Greenberg • Thib Guicherd-Callin • Vessela Ensberg • Trevor Owens

6:15pm EST

Reception Salons III & IV

7:30am EST

Breakfast (including discussion tables) Salons III & IVNicholas Taylor • Robert Cartolano • Ixchel M Faniel Ph.D. • Darlene Cavalier • Rachael Samberg • Chris Freeland • Kate Dohe • Erik Mitchell • Emily Bonney • Scott Prater • Katie Zimmerman • Evviva Weinraub Lajoie • Katherine Klosek • Thomas Kaarsted • Anne Overgaard • Joe Mocnik • Melissa Skinnell • Snowden Becker • Debra Hanken Kurtz • Harriett Green • Caroline Hyslop • Rosalyn Metz • Wolfram Horstmann

8:45am EST

4.1 Reimagining Discovery: Transforming Access to Collections with Artificial Intelligence-Driven Exploration Salons I & IIAmy Deschenes • Stuart Snydman • Carolyn Caizzi 4.2 Open Forum for Artificial Intelligence (OFAI) Salons D & ESayeed Choudhury 4.3 The Future of RightsStatements.org: An Update and Community Discussion Salons F & GMelissa Levine • Maarten Zeinstra • Emily Gore

9:15am EST

Passing Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

9:25am EST

5.1 Artificial Intelligence Modeling & Inference as a Service Salons I & IIPeter Leonard 5.2 Personal and Collaborative Knowledge Management Systems: Infrastructure for Idea Management and Research Development Salons D & EBrian Mathews 5.3 Information Infrastructure to Address Societal Grand Challenges Project Update Salons F & GDonald Waters

9:55am EST

Refreshment Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

10:25am EST

6.1 Artificial Intelligence and Information Retrieval: The Year in Review Salons I & IIPeter Brantley • Gary Price 6.2 Discover and Analyze: Building Licensed Data Collections at University of California, Berkeley with Dataverse Salons D & EAnna Sackmann • Lynne E Grigsby-Standfill 6.3 Born-Digital Poetry: Planning for the Future of Literary Archives Salons F & GNadia Ghasedi • Mitch Sumner

10:55am EST

Passing Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

11:05am EST

7.1 Improving Open Access Discovery for Academic Library Users: A Conversation with Library Leaders Salons I & IIMolly Beisler • Ixchel M Faniel Ph.D. • Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe • Harriett Green 7.2 Report and Recommendations of the American Council of Learned Societies Commission on Fostering and Sustaining Diverse Digital Scholarship Salons D & EJames Shulman • Marisa Parham

11:50am EST

Lunch Salons III & IV

1:00pm EST

8.1 Generative Artificial Intelligence Innovation for Libraries and Learning Salons D & ESarah Maamar • Greg Ritter • Cory Tressler • Joe Naccarato 8.2 Three Levels of Academic Open Source Support Structures Salons F & GBill Branan • Amber Budden • Vessela Ensberg • Todd Grappone • David Lippert

2:00pm EST

Passing Break Grand & Capitol Foyers

2:15pm EST

Closing Plenary: Presentation of the Paul Evan Peters Award & Memorial Lecture "The Fourth Paradigm, Open Science and Artificial Intelligence" Salons I & IITony Hey