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How Emerson is—and isn’t—using artificial intelligence in the classroom

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On the third floor of the Ansin building, a large square outlined in blue tape is centered on the floor between a camera and a wall-sized screen. With a few keyboard clicks, whoever steps into the square can be transformed into a “Simpsons” character, a robot, or anything else in between—with the help of artificial intelligence. The experience is part of Emerson’s XR-Studio, which was installed last year in the college’s Emerging Media Lab as p…

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How professors use AI in the classroom

Last spring, the Lafayette College faculty implemented a policy requiring that all professors include an artificial intelligence clause in their syllabi. A year later, professors are still tweaking their methods. “This is going to be the sea we’re swimming in,” international affairs professor Caleb Gallemore said of future AI use. “I’d rather have folks ready for that.” According to classics professor Thomas Bolt, this approach was discussed at …

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