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Winchester Public Library presents ‘AI Reality Check’ on Nov. 15

On Saturday, Nov. 14, join the Winchester Public Library for an AI Reality Check, from 2-3 p.m., with Winchester resident and software engineer Laney Zamore. COURTESY PHOTO/WINCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY

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The following was submitted by the Winchester Public Library:

On Saturday, Nov. 14, join the Winchester Public Library for an AI Reality Check, part of a nationwide campaign about what AI means for jobs, kids, and the future, from 2-3 p.m., with Winchester resident and software engineer Laney Zamore.

In a short, plain-language presentation, we’ll look at what AI really is, the risks it creates, and commonsense steps we can take to keep humans in control. Expect real audience participation, practical ways to take action, and no jargon. You don’t need any AI expertise to join.

This presentation is free.

Read more about the nationwide campaign here.

RSVP here for this event.

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