Tha Kit once said, "When I walk into a church, I only see paintings of white angels." Why. First, let me start by saying I love art. Full stop.I remember being a kid and some of my first intelligible drawings being takeoffs of Keith Herring's animations on Sesame Street. I also remember being in the fifth grade and being captivated by and not returning a library book I discovered on a littleknown artist named Vincent Van Go as I called him at the time. I love art, all art.And I believe with every fiber of m ...

Memory & Place - The report emphasizes that places of origin are not mere backgrounds but living archives that actively shape individuals and communities [3] - It highlights the importance of memory mapping as a technique to locate oneself through sensations, stories, and ancestral recall, learned from Black photographers [6][7] - The report advocates for preserving the stories and histories of Black neighborhoods, reclaiming narratives often overlooked by mainstream society [9] Community & Resilience - The report acknowledges the distinct textures of historic Black neighborhoods, connected by threads of reinvention, imagination, survival, resilience, intention, and spirit [4] - It recognizes elders as walking primary sources and everyday practices as forms of recordkeeping, affirming presence and continuity [5] - The report mentions the challenges faced by these communities, including hurricanes, cocaine, voter fraud, redlining, and flood lines [8] Art & Preservation - The report introduces the Carol City Museum as a passion project that performs history, lives it, and reclaims overlooked narratives [9] - It envisions the museum honoring the stories of Overtown, showcasing artists like Purvis Young and Reginald O'Neal, and providing VR trips to Dorsey Park [9] - The report calls for innovation to include preservation, questioning the cost of progress that forgets what's already there [8][9] Personal Narrative & Identity - The author identifies with various aspects of their heritage, including tobacco fields, mustard greens, and experiences in Richmond Heights and other Black neighborhoods [1][2][4] - The author shares personal experiences, such as leaving school to raise her daughter and working at the Black Archives, which affirmed the importance of remembering every life [8] - The author expresses a desire for a better future, including clean air, vulnerability without regret, and the preservation of ancient cities [9][10]

Everyone has past lives. Even if you don't believe in past lives, you've led many of them. Those past versions of yourself.In my current life, I'm a business strategist and a healer. But in a past life, I was a classical professional musician. I started playing obo at age 11 and by 23 I was subbing with the New York Philarmonic.But tonight I'm going to talk to you about what music taught me about people, about community, and the unconventional path that brought me here to a stage in Overtown without an inst ...

[music] Good morning. [cheering] I'm so excited to be here. I cannot tell you how thrilled I am to be back on the campus of Penn. I am Dr.. Holly Hatcher Frasier. I'm a graduate of the GSC, the Graduate School of Education. But some of you may better know me as Dr.. Holly from a little TV show I did called Dance Moms. And I had the fortune of doing that show for seven seasons. And I have to say I'm looking out at the audience today. And I'm excited. I'm grateful. But most importantly, [sighs] I'm having a l ...

AI and Responsibility - The core issue is not AI's errors, but the lack of human governance and understanding of AI, emphasizing that technology should support, not replace, human judgment [19][20] - The industry highlights the paradox of widespread AI adoption coupled with a reluctance to accept responsibility for its outcomes [20] - The industry acknowledges that "AI hallucinations" are actually human failures to recognize incorrect information provided by AI [21] - The industry emphasizes the importance of assuming responsibility when using AI, as it ultimately lies with the user, not the AI itself [23] AI in Education - The report illustrates how students are using tools like ChatGPT to complete assignments, and teachers are using tools to detect AI-generated content, leading to a cycle of counter-measures [6][7] - The report points out that educators are struggling with how to address the use of AI in schools, with some even banning tools like Word to monitor student work [5][7] - The industry suggests that schools should focus on educating students' hearts and minds, rather than solely focusing on task completion [11] AI in the Workplace and Legal Profession - The report mentions a real case at Samsung where employees shared confidential code with AI, leading to potential security breaches and highlighting the need for corporate AI policies [13][14] - The industry references Italian Law 132/2025, which mandates corporate AI policies, responsible AI usage, and employee training [14][18] - The report cites instances of lawyers using AI to generate legal precedents that turned out to be non-existent, resulting in sanctions from judges [16][17]

[musica] Bene, andiamo verso la fine con l'ultimo intervento che è di Gaia Morelli, avvocato cassazionista, esperta in diritto delle nuove tecnologie. L'ultimo, finora abbiamo parlato di arte, abbiamo parlato di diritto, abbiamo parlato di tante cose che sono o che magari vi sembrano lontane ancora da voi, ma in realtà non sono così lontane. Questa qui è sicuramente la più vicina.Parliamo di Revenge Porn, una battaglia per la dignità nell'era digitale. A te il palco. Sono un avvocato penalista e oggi ho bis ...

[musica] sempre di più. La prossima ospite, Francesca Bartolini, è docente di riditto privato e responsabile dell'area giuridica dello Human Aab dell'Università Link e ci propone una prospettiva molto particolare e cioè quando la macchina giudica l'uomo a lei. Io vi parlo di un pomeriggio a San Francisco, una parte di pomeriggio a San Francisco, dove mi trovavo per un incontro di lavoro, per andare a un meeting sui rapporti fra banche e clienti.Siccome conoscevano il mio interesse scientifico verso la respo ...

[musica] Ovviamente quella di Silvia è una domanda molto complessa, cioè quali sono i diritti a cui siamo disposti a diciamo i nostri diritti, diciamo, a limitarli per avere un impatto, una velocità tecnologica ed economica più simile a quella americana. Eh, andrei avanti con il prossimo intervento. Eh, co-managing partner di Libra Legal Partners, professore associato di diritto privato comparato e direttore del Centro di Ricerca sulle scienze giuridiche dell'Università Link, Ferruccio Maria Sbarbaro ci rac ...

[musica] Abbiamo ancora quattro interventi. Il prossimo è di Silvia Stefanelli, avvocato cassazionista, fondatrice dello studio legale Stefanelli e Stefanelli. Il suo intervento parlerà della sfida tra il diritto e la tecnologia, quindi siamo proprio nel cuore dell'argomento.Grazie, benvenuta Stefania. >> Buongiorno a tutti. Come vi anticipato, io sono un avvocato, ma sono innamorata della tecnologia.Sono sempre stata innamorata della tecnologia e ho cominciato a usare eh computer, internet, andare in cloud ...

[musica] Adesso passiamo alla prossima speaker che è Floriana Ferrara, manager corporate social responsibility di IBM Italia, inventrice con 21 brevetti e con una caratteristica speciale dislessica. Il suo intervento è: "Qual è il più grande rischio dell'intelligenza artificiale. " è questa domanda che lasciamo a voi e che lasciamo soprattutto alla sua risposta. Grazie. >> Qual è il più grande rischio dell'intelligenza artificiale? Beh, per rispondere a questa domanda facciamoci delle domande un po' più sem ...