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From Prompts to Physical Laws: A Generative AI Workflow for Engineering Physics Education
This work explores the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) as a source of synthetic experimental content for introductory physics courses in engineering education. Using PixVerse.ai, Grok Imagine, and Pippit, three video scenarios were generated to represent distinct resistive force regim
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