Kativu Kevin

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Kevin Kativu is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of library science and artificial intelligence, whose work is shaping the future of academic information systems. His primary research areas include the strategic integration of AI in libraries, user adoption of emerging technologies, and the ethical implications of automation in information management. Kativu’s most notable contribution is his 2024 systematic literature review, "Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Academic Libraries," which has already garnered 10 citations—a strong early impact indicator. This seminal paper critically examines why many AI implementations fail, identifying overlooked factors such as unethical use and prohibitive costs that lead to poor user adoption. By moving beyond technical feasibility to address human and organizational readiness, Kativu provides a practical roadmap for institutions seeking to harness AI without alienating their patrons. His work stands out for its balanced perspective, cautioning against blind technological adoption while championing thoughtful, ethical integration. As a researcher, Kativu is establishing himself as a vital voice in the conversation on how libraries can evolve responsibly in the age of intelligent machines.