Anna Matysek
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly powerful tool with a wide range of applications. One potential area of application for AI in information architecture is the automatic generation of labels for website navigation systems. The traditional approach to designing labeling systems is based mainly on the intuition and experience of information architects, which can lead to subjective and suboptimal solutions.
In this paper, I will present a study on the use of AI to design a labeling system for a large website. Using a comparative analysis method, I will evaluate the use of selected tools in the automatic generation of labels. The study will include an analysis of the relevance, similarity, and consistency of the generated labels.
The paper aims to inspire researchers and practitioners to use artificial intelligence in information architecture design to optimize the process and ultimately improve the usability and accessibility of websites.