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A working home for everything Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library needs to roll out AI responsibly — literacy for staff, tools for managers, governance for leadership, and reassurance for patrons.
For the CHPL senior leadership cohort. Anonymous, mobile-friendly, ~5 minutes. Measures comfort, current usage, and concerns. No right or wrong answers.
See what your real results will look like once the survey closes. Sample data sized to CHPL's workforce and branches.
How we'd roll this out across 900 staff and 42 branches — without trying to train everyone at once.
This page becomes a living index. As CHPL builds its AI program, each piece below moves from a placeholder to a working resource.
Which AI tools are provisioned, which are off-limits, and why — for staff, managers, and patron-facing scenarios.
Library-specific prompts: program write-ups, patron reference, scheduling, grant drafts, translation, accessibility.
Draft principles from the Executive Foundations workshop. Patron privacy, intellectual freedom, energy & ethics, vendor lock-in.
Plain-language answers for the front desk: "Is the library using AI?" "Can I trust what it tells me?" "What about my data?"
Recordings of every workshop, indexed by topic. Self-paced for staff who can't attend live or want to revisit.
Working pilots like scheduling/substitute coverage — what's live, who owns it, hours saved, what's next.
Libraries are the gatekeepers of trustworthy information. That makes the bar for AI here higher than in most workplaces — and it makes responsible-use framing the right place to start, not "how do I save 10 minutes on email?"
This center is designed around that order: demystify first, govern second, automate third. Staff get the language and the boundaries before they're handed the tools.