Artificial Intelligence

Learn about Artificial Intelligence
Our Librarians have selected these resources to help you learn about Artificial Intelligence - what it is, tools to help you use it, and info on the issues affecting its use.

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Popular Keywords & Subjects

Use these links to find titles in our online library catalog.

Other keywords:

algorithm, bias, chatbots or bots, computer vision, computer heuristics, cognitive science, deep learning, expert system, facial recognition, image recognition, intelligent tutoring systems, interpretable machine learning (or IML), natural language processing (or NLP), neural network, privacy, semantic analysis, supervised learning, (or unsupervised learning), and training data.

Shelf Locations

Find titles on our shelves using the following Dewey Decimal Classification numbers:
  • 006.3 (Special computer methods, e.g. AI, multimedia, and VR)
  • 355.4028 ( AI topics within Military Science)
  • 362.1028 (AI topics on Social problems of and services to groups of people)
  • 629.892 (AI topics within engineering)

Databases


Have your library card number handy if you are searching from outside the library. On the internet, you can also search for current scholarly articles at the Public Library of Science (PLOS), JSTOR (with a free account), or Google Scholar. AI-specific journals include Springer's AI and Ethics.

Go to EBSCOhost Databases
EBSCOhost Databases in the Library or outside the Library: Find eBooks and reference sources on a variety of topics for grades 6-8, high school, and adult learners.

Go to Explora
Explora in the Library or outside the Library: Your one-stop research source with authoritative general information covering a wide range of subjects. Provides access to MasterFILE Complete and Read It!



Go to Gale in Context Elementary
Gale in Context Elementary
: For Grades K-5. Features a kid-friendly, visually graphic interface, a subject-based topic tree search, and age-appropriate, curriculum-related magazines, newspapers, and reference books on a variety of subjects.



Recommended Websites

AI Basics

AI for Kids

AI Tools on the Web

  • Canva (uses AI to recommend designs/templates for flyers, presentations, etc): free to use; paid subscription available
  • ChatGPT (What Is ChatGPT?)
  • Copilot (Microsoft’s AI-powered chat)
  • Craiyon by OpenAI
  • DALL-E by OpenAI
  • Gemini by Google
  • Grammarly (used for content creation and writing assistance): free to use; paid subscriptions available
  • HuggingFace, free to use with paid tiers, mostly used for voice modeling as part of AI-assisted music
  • Newspaper Navigator by the Library of Congress
  • Semantic Scholar, a free AI-powered research tool for scientific literature from the Allen Institute for AI
  • Suno AI> (music)
  • Wix (AI website builder; college classes use this for website design): free to use; paid subscriptions available

AI App-Based Tools

  • Be My Eyes (Android & iOS; Free to use) visual descriptor; accessibility
  • Bing AI app (Android & iOS; Free to use)
  • ELSA (Android & iOS; free tier with paid option) ESL AI
  • FaceApp (Android & iOS; free to use; paid tier) selfie/photo editor
  • Luma AI app (iOS only; Free to use)
  • Otter AI app (Android & iOS; 300 free minutes; paid tier after)
  • Perplexity AI (ChatGPT alternative, iOS only, free to use)
  • Replika: My AI Friend (Android & iOS; free to use, includes paid tier); virtual conversation AI tool
  • Seeing AI (iOS only; free to use) visual descriptor; accessibility
  • Socratic AI (Android & iOS; free to use) Q&A AI ”homework help”
  • Paid apps/options also include Midjourney and Lensa AI

University LibGuides on AI and related topics

AI in Government Sources

AI in Military Science