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Courtney Lewis, Crandall Family Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology
Many of the repairs that Duke Libraries Conservation Services Department makes on old books comes from funds through the Adopt-a-Book program. Photo by Travis Stanley
The summit included a student panel, a teaching showcase of more than 20 demos on how to use AI in the classroom, and two interactive workshops on using AI as task-oriented assistants.
The new initiative aims to contribute to a global conversation about the new horizons that AI can open up for us, and how to keep it from exacerbating some of our greatest challenges.
The AAPI mural is made up of more than 300 wooden blocks and measures 4 feet by 6 feet.
Duke Libraries began offering free online access earlier this year to both The New York Times and The Atlantic to current Duek staff, faculty and students. Graphics courtesy of New York Times and The Atlantic
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