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A Tuck professor explores the performance of a human-supervised Gen AI agent dealing with customers.
Students in the Foundations of Digital Design and Music and Artificial Intelligence classes this spring worked together to create animation backed by a music track.
It was a way of expanding their ability to make works of art with animation while showing how AI can be a tool to enhance human creativity, rather than replacing it.
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