Your comments on AI yesterday on Real Time were spot on. AI is optional and we have bigger human problems. You may consider that humans and their many achievements over time are pretty fascinating too. How about focusing on that instead of thinking machines we can create?
I like the subject title of the message today “From
We were at the event in NYC. We sat right behind your parents. (Lucky people) We are your parent’s age and have adult children and grandchildren. You give me hope in a very troubling time. I am so impressed with both you and your wife’s work. I am reading both of your books right now. I am definitely on Team Human! ❤️
You added so much to the conversation on AI & homelessness. Thanks. Will buy your book today. We all feel the pain of homelessness & must find better solutions. I am appalled by the extraordinary dollar amounts spent with such meagre results.
I watched your event in NY with Tina and tears came to my eyes. One of the best interviews I have ever seen. My son works as general manager of the 6M Community Arts at 6th & Mission in San Francisco. I visited him there, was blown away by what he does for this local community, giving them space to share art, friendship, art lessons, gallery events, and lectures of importance to them. He also hired a trans person from the street who was beaten badly by police for simply being—he is smart, artistic, and so grateful for this job. My son, who had connections to do anything, chose to do what you advocate. Building community, seeing the person as whole, is the job of all of us—government too.
Your comments on AI yesterday on Real Time were spot on. AI is optional and we have bigger human problems. You may consider that humans and their many achievements over time are pretty fascinating too. How about focusing on that instead of thinking machines we can create?
I like the subject title of the message today “From
Certitude to Curiosity.”
We were at the event in NYC. We sat right behind your parents. (Lucky people) We are your parent’s age and have adult children and grandchildren. You give me hope in a very troubling time. I am so impressed with both you and your wife’s work. I am reading both of your books right now. I am definitely on Team Human! ❤️
You added so much to the conversation on AI & homelessness. Thanks. Will buy your book today. We all feel the pain of homelessness & must find better solutions. I am appalled by the extraordinary dollar amounts spent with such meagre results.
I watched your event in NY with Tina and tears came to my eyes. One of the best interviews I have ever seen. My son works as general manager of the 6M Community Arts at 6th & Mission in San Francisco. I visited him there, was blown away by what he does for this local community, giving them space to share art, friendship, art lessons, gallery events, and lectures of importance to them. He also hired a trans person from the street who was beaten badly by police for simply being—he is smart, artistic, and so grateful for this job. My son, who had connections to do anything, chose to do what you advocate. Building community, seeing the person as whole, is the job of all of us—government too.
Congratulations
Love your work, but why is Michael Jackson dance move still a thing? How many boys does he have to abuse to be out of the normal conversation?