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Milestone Gift Names Zilberman Family Center for Global Collections

The Zilberman Family Center for Global Collections exemplifies the Penn Libraries’ commitment to foster programming, pedagogy, and resources that promote a deep understanding of global issues and cultural competence.

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A Look at the U.S. Copyright Office’s Report on AI and Copyright

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The Penn Libraries Provides Access to Overton

Library Research in Action: An Interview with Mengliu Cheng

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Can a Machine be Considered an Author? And Other AI Copyright Issues in the Courts

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