Artificial Intelligence Generated Works in Library Collection: Phenomenon, Ethics and Policies

Abstract

This study centres round the ethical grounds of including AI-generated works into library collections. AI-generated works are in continuous microscope of criticism in regards of ethics, ownership, nature of intellectuality, industry; even existential questions are associated here. However, there are works that compliment AI-generated Authorship. In such a changing phenomenon, how libraries and librarians develop critical arguments and ethical jurisprudence for the library collection development with AI-generated works is the focal point of this study. The present study cites three cases of libraries’ inclusion of AI-generated books in global context and then produces a number of examples where the phenomenon of material selection policies is compared. These three cases showcase three different approaches with the chances of debates of ethics. The ethical dilemmas a modern library faces are traced with logical and gradual understanding of mentioned cases. Different codes of ethical practices have been the moral standard while creating an Ethical AI Collection Decision-Making Framework (EAICDF).Within such ethical decision-making framework, the study proposes a model framework policy for collection development for the libraries.

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