Isaiah Michael Omame

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About

Isaiah Michael Omame is a leading voice at the intersection of library science and emerging technologies, with a primary research focus on the transformative role of artificial intelligence in information management. His seminal work, "Artificial Intelligence in Libraries" (2019), has garnered 108 citations and stands as a foundational reference in the field, exploring how AI can automate routine tasks, enhance user services, and redefine the very nature of library intelligence. Omame’s contributions extend beyond theoretical frameworks; he critically examines how AI programming can replicate human-like decision-making in cataloging, reference assistance, and data curation, ultimately promising more responsive and efficient libraries. His research has shaped conversations on digital transformation in information science, influencing both practitioners and scholars. As a researcher, Omame is noted for bridging the gap between computational methods and traditional library values, ensuring that AI adoption remains user-centered and ethically grounded. His work continues to inspire students and professionals seeking to understand how intelligent systems can revolutionize access to knowledge.