AI Discussions WG - Solutions Showcase Series #11

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Aug 24, 2026, 9:21:17 AM (4 days ago) Aug 24
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Hi Everyone,

We recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of the Solutions Showcase Series! 10 Solutions Showcases in one year is a pretty impressive feat, and we are thankful to everyone who has presented, participated and engaged with our Working Group.

As we move in to the Fall, we invite you to join us on Thursday, September 24th, 2026 @ 11:00am Eastern for Solutions Showcase #11!

Details:

Date: Thursday, September 24th, 2026

Time: 11:00am Eastern

Location: Zoom: https://lyrasis.zoom.us/meeting/register/-KIRJM1RSP-G-T-EnNUHWw

  • Each session will feature a live demo and time for Q&A.

  • Demos will span a diverse range of technical approaches, including open and non-open source solutions.


The session will feature demos by representatives from The University of Minnesota Libraries and the University of Wisconsin-Madison


The University of Minnesota Libraries - The team will share their configuration and implementation of MS Azure Front Door on their large DSpace instance.


The University of Wisconsin-Madison - Presenter David Lee will talk about how they are centrally establishing trust for all library web properties using customized data signals and Cloudflare Turnstile.


To read more about the presenters, and see information about previous Solutions Showcases, check out our wiki space: https://wiki.lyrasis.org/spaces/cmtygp/pages/394527057/Solutions+Showcase+Series


The Solutions Showcase Series is organized by the AI Discussions Group, a collaborative initiative that emerged from shared concerns about the impact of AI-driven web harvesting on academic institutions. While our initial focus was on academic repositories, we’ve since expanded our scope to include all corners of the GLAM sector.

Read more about some of our initial discussions here: https://wiki.lyrasis.org/spaces/cmtygp/pages/364743611/Community+AI+Discussions+Working+Group

Have a solution to share?
We’re actively looking for additional presenters! If your institution has addressed AI bot scraping in a creative or effective way, we’d love to feature your work. Please reach out to Arran Griffith at arran.g...@lyrasis.org to book a presentation slot.

Cheers,
Arran Griffith, on behalf of The AI Discussions Group

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Arran Griffith
Program Manager, Fedora Program
Lyrasis

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