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Personalizable Graph RAG (PRAGUVA); Poiesis, Labor, and the Ethics of Animation in the Age of Generative AI153 views
Author
Berlizova, Elizaveta, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia0009-0006-3914-4716
Advisors
Laugelli, Benjamin, EN-Engineering and Society, University of Virginia
Acton, Scott, EN-Elec & Comp Engr Dept, University of Virginia
Li, Jundong, EN-Elec & Comp Engr Dept, University of Virginia
Abstract
Due to the rapid integration of AI into work functions, both entry-level and expert positions have disappeared from job boards. The worker displacement is comparable to the industrial revolution. Then, however, the market had 80 years to adjust to a new status quo, this current development took less than half a decade. It is easy to use the timeline and scale of the problem to condemn AI and frame the issue as a human-vs-machine conflict. In reality, the use of AI-enabled tools has the potential to set humanity on a new level of discovery and progress that has never been possible before, pushing science to new limits and creativity into mediums that will finally impress a generation that’s seen the entire world through a box in their pocket. To accomplish this, AI tools have to be used thoughtfully and in good faith, preserving and growing the corpus of human knowledge instead of serving as a shortcut to a mediocre output.
School of Engineering and Applied Science
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineerinf
Technical Advisor: Jundong Li, Scott Acton
STS Advisor: Benjamin Laguelli
Technical Team Members: Jason Chin, Jonghyun Li, Owen Williams
Berlizova, Elizaveta. Personalizable Graph RAG (PRAGUVA); Poiesis, Labor, and the Ethics of Animation in the Age of Generative AI. University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Science, BS (Bachelor of Science), 2026-05-11, https://doi.org/10.18130/xcte-8j19.
