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The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in higher education is transforming the teaching of mathematics and raising concerns about the learning assessment validity. The present article is about an inquiry-based experiment that engaged our students in carefully tailored hands-on activities conducted in person and in-class. It was encouraging to witness that our students progressed tremendously and became more efficient in mathematical reasoning and used AI as an aid not a substitute.
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