GenAI and Library Instruction

Continually updated spreadsheet of tools maintained by Ithaka S+R. Includes information about purchasing models, key features, pros, limitations.

A spreadsheet of about 250 AI tools for social science research. Includes descriptions of what the tools are useful for, whether there are costs, and other information.

Spreadsheet of tools, articles, groups, libguides and other resources about AI tools. Maintained by the ALA Artificial Intelligence in Reference & User Services Interest Group.

Resources from the U-M Library GenAI Instruction Team Bibliography on a variety of topics having to do with AI tools.

Continually updated database of AI tools, sortable by categories such as latest tools and tools that are trending.

Includes links to tools and lists of tools shared by the Alchemy audience.

List of third-party AI tools for images and art, video, music, programming, AI detection, and other purposes. Maintained (not endorsed) by U-M.

A comparison of different large language models.

An extensive slide deck by James Boyko covering AI tools for research, including practical, ethical, and other issues. Presented at the MIDAS Transforming Your Research with Generative AI Tutorial Series in February, 2024.

Approximately 80-minute video presentation by Lucy Lu Wang. "In this talk, I will introduce several AI-powered prototype systems that assist with difficult tasks such as describing the content of complex scientific figures or synthesizing research threads across hundreds or thousands of papers."

A presentation by Aaron Tay, Bell Ratmelia, and Kooi Ching Ooi describing several AI tools.

See this blog for in-depth descriptions and discussions of tools for academic discovery.

A U-M Library presentation on considerations to keep in mind when using any tool.

A U-M Library presentation about issues and considerations for GenAI image creation tools.