Digital Tools of the Academic Library: Automation of Publication Activity Monitoring
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15802/unilib/2025_348033Keywords:
academic libraries, digital tools, artificial intelligence, publication monitoring, open APIs, library automationAbstract
Objective. This publication studies the potential for using artificial intelligence and open APIs (Application Programming Interface) to automate publication activity monitoring. Methods. This study analyzes and experimentally tests the capabilities of open APIs and artificial intelligence in automating bibliographic data monitoring and processing. Results. The authors tested the potential of artificial intelligence to create an automated application that processes large volumes of bibliographic data, generates accurate bibliographic descriptions, and exports them in a tabular format. Conclusions. The developed prototype demonstrates that, when combined with open APIs, artificial intelligence can effectively automate the creation of bibliographic descriptions and the processing of publication data in academic libraries.
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