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Seventy years after the field was named, a conference at Dartmouth examined how AI is accelerating national security, teaching, art, and visual trust, with leaders agreeing the core challenge is now human judgment — knowing when an answer is right, complete, and ethical. That theme carried into broader reflections on education and work, where the case was made that college still matters in an AI economy because it delivers higher lifetime earnings and cultivates adaptable, distinctly human strengths like critical thinking, compassion, communication, and collaboration that AI cannot easily replicate.

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