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Board reviews collection and bulletin-board rules; proposes deprioritizing AI-generated works

Duchesne County Library Board · July 21, 2026
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Summary

The board reviewed collection development and bulletin-board policy updates including flyer size/content rules and a proposal to not prioritize works created entirely by artificial intelligence for the collection.

The board considered proposed changes to the collection development and bulletin-board policies. Director Daniel Mauchley presented details covering the length of time flyers may remain posted, flyer size and content parameters, and the board’s priority rules for political flyers (allowed but lower priority). He also proposed a policy addition that would not prioritize works created entirely by artificial intelligence for inclusion in the library collection.

Board members reviewed the suggested guidelines but did not take a final adoption vote at the July 21 meeting. The changes are intended to balance open community communication with space-management needs and an expressed preference to prioritize human-created works when making acquisitions.