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Imagining the Use of Intelligent Agents and Artificial Intelligence in Academic Law Libraries
Academic law librarians should consider ways to incorporate intelligent technology into their libraries in order to benefit the law school community. This article explains the distinction between intelligent agents and artificial intelligence, discusses current and potential future uses for both, pr
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