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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM: Manhattanville Campus - Lee C. Bollinger Forum

As AI redefines the creative process, organizations and individuals alike must navigate its promises and pitfalls. Harnessing the potential of AI requires not only technical expertise but also a deep understanding of its impact on human expression, ethics, and collaboration. Drawing insights from the arts, architecture, design, and creative industries, this session aims to move toward a thoughtful, equitable future where AI serves as a tool to enhance—not replace—human ingenuity. Attendees will hear lightning presentations from interdisciplinary researchers who are integrating AI into their creative practice.

Speakers:
Dennis Tenen, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Francisco Barrera, School of the Arts
Catherine Griffiths, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, Preservation
David Benjamin, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, Preservation
Mark Hansen, Graduate School of Journalism
Sheena Iyengar, Columbia Business School
Naeem Mohaiemen, School of the Arts (Session Lead)
Laura Kurgan, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, Preservation (Session Lead, Moderator)