Artificial Intelligence

Well-Read and Well-Fed

Nowruz, Edible Book Festivals, and Libraries Welcoming Every Kind of Mind

Apr 4 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Why Do We Believe Things That Aren't True?

— and Why Does It Keep Getting Worse?

Mar 21 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

AI Chatbots, Kids, and the FTC

The Architecture of Intimacy When Algorithms Become Companions

Mar 7 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

The FTC's Secret Weapon For Information Literacy

Social Media and Video Streaming Services Report

Feb 21 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Civic Health and Intellectual Freedom

The Hidden Premise Made Explicit

Jan 24 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

From Book Bans to Data Demands

Reimagining Intellectual Freedom From Earth to Orbit

Jan 19 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Trust in Turbulent Times

An Infophilia Roundup

Jan 10 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

How Information Becomes Power

Breaking Information Asymmetry

Dec 6, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Thanksgiving Kaleidoscope

Doggerel, Therukoothu, and the Theater of Belonging.

Nov 29, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Librarians and Authors Urge Caution on AI in Copyright and Intellectual Freedom

Sentiment Analysis of ALA's Bartz v. Anthropic Amicus Brief Survey Results

Oct 25, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

LLM Chatbots and Health Literacy Risks

Oct 18, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Unmasking Peer Review

How A Book Proposal Sparked AI‑Powered Review Reveal

Oct 11, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

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