How to Build a Trustworthy Information Pipeline

The role of law librarians has changed massively in the past 20 years, from archives of legal texts in actual libraries to a never-ending stream of digital content - often from spurious sources.

This has introduced several new challenges to your workload, from avoiding misinformation and ‘fake news’ to gaining the benefits of AI without the reputational risks of hallucinations and invented sources.

It can be a lot to consider.

In our new infographic, we outline the key steps you need to take to ensure your information pipeline overcomes these hurdles to be relevant, timely, and - most importantly - trustworthy.

Take a look at the five essential steps below.

And, for a more detailed look at how you can build an information pipeline you can trust, take a look at our recent blog - Fake News, Real Consequences: Mitigating Risk in the Digital Age.