Symposium Schedule and Abstracts

8:00–8:30

Check-in
Room 2423

8:30–8:45

DR. GARY MARCHIONINI, DEAN
Opening remarks
Room 2423

9:00–11:00
CONCURRENT

Poster sessions
Atrium / Art gallery

• “So Real It’s Scary – Deep Fake and Voice Mimicry Technology”
• AI’s Impact on Ghost Work
• AI and the Future of Work: Navigating Ethical Dilemmas in the Use of Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning
• Breaking Barriers: Information Literacy for Underrepresented Communities
• Is AI Stealing from Artists?
• Do smartphones improve or reduce workplace productivity?
• Visual and Audio Deep Fakes: A Manipulation of Reality
• Exploring Informed Consent through the lens of Terms & Conditions
• NSA Surveillance: Is it Really Worth It?

9:00–9:45

Panel session 1
In-person & online

• Room 3205 – AI and decision making
• Room 3206A – “What You Don’t Know May In Fact Hurt You” – Increasing Access to Health Information
• Room 3206B – Digital Literacy: Privacy, Policies, and User Empowerment
• Room 3408 – Censorship in School Libraries
• Room 3409 – R Way Forward: Reparative Justice in Archives and Cultural Heritage Institutions
• Room 3411 – The Impact of Policies on Information Environments
• Zoom A – Working as students
• Zoom B – Ethical Considerations in Developing AI Chatbots

10:00–10:45

Panel session 2
In-person & online

• Room 3205 – AI Biases and Assistive Technologies
• Room 3206A – Shadow Librarians and Dungeon Masters: Exploring Ethical Questions Around the Democratization of Information
• Room 3206B – Health (Mis)Information: Ethics, Outcomes, and Consequences
• Room 3408 – Current controversies in collection development for youth services
• Room 3409 – Decolonizing Language
• Room 3411 – Examining Power Dynamics: Cataloging, Digital Archiving, Public Libraries, & Health Sciences
• Zoom A – Beyond Scholarly Publishing: Open Access is Not So Open-and-Shut
• Zoom B – Data Ethics and User Privacy

11:00–11:55

DR. Tonia Sutherland
Keynote: Resurrecting the Black Body
Auditorium

12:00–1:00

Lunch
Room 2423

1:15–2:00

Panel session 3
In-person & online

• Room 3205 – AI for Social Good
• Room 3206A – How Information Institutions Can More Equitably Serve Disabled Populations
• Room 3206B – It’s for Your Safety, or is It? The Ethical Dilemma of Using Biometric Data
• Room 3408 – Libraries and archives as “third place”
• Room 3409 – Nothing Lasts Forever: Ownership, Access, and Preservation of Ephemera in the Archives
• Room 3411 – Metadata on the Margins
• Zoom A – Library & Information Access: A Collaborative Examination of How UNC-CH Addresses Access Across the Field of Library and Information Science
• Zoom B – Misinformation in Social Media

2:15–3:00

Panel session 4
In-person only

• Room 3205 – Podcast on Racial Bias In AI
• Room 3206A – Data accessibility: issues and implications
• Room 3206B – Surveillance and the Making of the ‘Productive Citizen’
• Room 3408 – Policy and Punishment in the Public Library
• Room 3409 – What Lives on and Who Tells the Story
• Room 3411 – When the Community Leads It Succeeds: The Necessity of Community-Led Research (CLR) in Academia
• Room 2420 – Causes and Effects of Information Overload