Special to the Times Vedette
Don’t forget to come in Monday, Oct. 26 at 4 p.m. to hear Darrin Crow’s “Tales to be Told with the Door Locked” event. All are welcome and we will have some spooky treats to get you in the Halloween spirit.
If you’re an online Libby reader, there are some upcoming changes:
- An AI disclosure that reflects publisher-provided information. There are three possible statuses: yes, there are AI contributions; no AI contributions; or no information has been provided yet.
- An “AI” badge next to contributors (e.g., narrators) that are disclosed as AI.
- A way to report a content concern for titles that have an unknown AI status. Libby will review reported AI concerns and work with publishers to update title metadata as necessary.
AI Content Controls in Libby
In Libby, users can set their preferences for discovering titles with AI contributions via a new Content Controls menu.
This menu will present AI contribution choices in four different categories: text, audio, graphics and translation. Each category has several options so that people can find the right balance for them.
AI Content Controls apply to all titles in Libby, whether you are browsing or searching. For example, if a user disallows AI audio in Libby, all AI narrators will be filtered out of search results and library lists.