
Case study: Using AI in research in a way that is faster, more thorough and, crucially, defensible
This article is part of an ongoing series looking at AI in KM, and KM in AI.
A recent article in RealKM Magazine reported on the GenAI-KM organizational readiness self-assessment tool1,2 which has been presented in a notable new research paper.
One of the five strategic areas that are the focus of the tool is risk management. A newly published open access Creative Commons paper3 by Anastasia Stepanovic in the Australian Law Librarian journal provides a practical guide for using AI in ways that maximise its beneficial use in research, while at the same time thoroughly addressing risk management. Law librarians are an important part of the global KM community, and their leadership in this regard is of great assistance to the whole community.
The approach put forward is a very valuable case study of what every organisation in every sector needs to do.
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References:
- Boyes, B. (2026, May 28). GenAI-KM organizational readiness self-assessment tool. RealKM Magazine. ↩
- Cerchione, R., Liccardo, G., & Passaro, R. (2026). Artificial knowledge generation: investigating the revolutionary role of generative AI in knowledge management. Journal of Innovation & Knowledge, 11, 100866. ↩
- Stepanovic, A. (2026). Research reloaded: Using AI to transform legal research. Australian Law Librarian, 34(2), 47–57. ↩





