Professor Yu Chen's CerVaLens project aims to detect AI-generated media for users, an increasingly essential tool.

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Janine Chow, an assistant professor in the Department of Theatre and an experienced sound designer, talks about the process and history of creating sounds for theatrical production.

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Stewart Cheifet, the television producer and host who documented the personal computer revolution for nearly two decades on ...