
This paper explores the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in enhancing Information Retrieval (IR) by making it a cognitive process that emulates human cognitive functions such as learning, reasoning, and decision-making. It discusses how AI technologies, particularly Natural Language Processing (NLP), improve query understanding through semantic analysis, synonym recognition, and contextual embeddings. The paper highlights the significance of personalized retrieval systems that adapt to user preferences and behaviors, as well as the use of knowledge graphs and ontologies to structure information for richer search results. Additionally, it examines the application of machine learning for relevance ranking, the importance of cognitive user interfaces, and the need for bias detection and mitigation in search results. Emerging techniques like neuro-symbolic systems and continuous learning are also addressed, showcasing the evolution of IR towards a more intuitive and effective user experience.
Information Science/methods, Cognitive Science/standards, Information Management, Referral information, Information Storage and Retrieval, Information Science/standards, Information Science/classification, Cognitive Science/trends, Library Science/classification, Library sciences, Information, Information retrieval, Cognitive Science/ethics, Information Storage and Retrieval/standards, Information Science, Cognitive Science/classification, Library Science, Library Science/ethics, Information Storage and Retrieval/trends, Information Storage and Retrieval/classification, Library Science/methods, Library Science/standards, Cognitive Science, Bibliographic information, Cognitive Science/methods, Information Technology
Information Science/methods, Cognitive Science/standards, Information Management, Referral information, Information Storage and Retrieval, Information Science/standards, Information Science/classification, Cognitive Science/trends, Library Science/classification, Library sciences, Information, Information retrieval, Cognitive Science/ethics, Information Storage and Retrieval/standards, Information Science, Cognitive Science/classification, Library Science, Library Science/ethics, Information Storage and Retrieval/trends, Information Storage and Retrieval/classification, Library Science/methods, Library Science/standards, Cognitive Science, Bibliographic information, Cognitive Science/methods, Information Technology
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