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This study discusses Artificial Intelligence in Library; Managing Bibliographic Data With Knowledge Base System In library activities such as indexing, cataloging, literature selection, archiving and references can be assisted by an expert system. Building an expert system using the Knowledge Base System in the library must be supported by command languages, output formats, database coverage, and the existence of literature search facilities including operations to correct errors when searching for information. The research was conducted by collecting information from various sources, then examining library services that could utilize artificial intelligence and explained descriptively. It is not as easy as turning the palm of the hand to bring artificial intelligence in the library. But once it is done, the library becomes a center of knowledge that is not boring. Even libraries can be present online in cyberspace.
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