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Understanding the Impact of Artificial Intelligence MEMORIAL PLEDGE!

 

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence 

Days of Dialogue has partnered with Black Women for Positive Change to provide a platform to discuss Artificial Intelligence (AI).

 We continue to facilitate dialogues to address the critical issues facing our communities and are called upon by community leaders for communication and connection, enabling individuals and organizations to engage in meaningful exchanges that promote understanding, collaboration, and growth.

 Our partner Black Women for Positive Change is a multi-cultural advocacy network dedicated to “Changing the Culture of Violence” and provides opportunities ss Alternatives to violence through training and exposure to new and innovative industries with a priority of emerging technologies in robotics and AI.

 
Join the Impact of AI Dialogue To discuss

· How AI can prevent conflicts and violence
· Technological Impact Analysis & Ethical Consideration
· Identifying AI’s positive and negative societal influences

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Black Women for Positive Change began in 2008, as “Black Women for Obama.” After providing support to President Barack Obama Administration as volunteers, in 2012 the organization transitioned to Black Women for Positive Change. The organization is a multi-cultural advocacy network of Women, Good Brothers, Inter-Faith Leaders, Business Leaders, GenZs, Millennials, Xers and Boomers in America, Mexico, Canada, the UK and several African nations.

 

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