Let's Talk About AI
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Let’s Talk About AI: A Community Conversation
Artificial Intelligence is showing up everywhere—from writing tools and image generators to customer service chatbots and research aids. But what do we really think about it?
Join us for a guided community conversation where we’ll explore how AI is impacting our lives, both positively and negatively. Whether you're excited about AI, cautious, confused, or curious, this is a space to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from different perspectives.
Meet the Presenters:
Dr. Julie Carpenter
Dr. Carpenter is a Research Fellow with the Ethics + Emerging Sciences Group, where she explores how relationships are shaped through interactions with technology. Her work focuses on the emotional and social implications of AI, robotics, and human-technology interaction.
Kathleen Sullivan
Kathleen is the Open Data Librarian at the Washington State Library. She works with data transparency, access, and literacy, and has explored AI tools with library staff statewide. Her perspective bridges caution and curiosity.
Julie Blonshteyn
Julie is a Public Services Specialist at Timberland Regional Library. A longtime library worker and former cinema owner, she brings a deep interest in how AI can enhance creativity, learning, and community engagement.
Artificial Intelligence is showing up everywhere—from writing tools and image generators to customer service chatbots and research aids. But what do we really think about it?
Join us for a guided community conversation where we’ll explore how AI is impacting our lives, both positively and negatively. Whether you're excited about AI, cautious, confused, or curious, this is a space to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from different perspectives.
Meet the Presenters:
Dr. Julie Carpenter
Dr. Carpenter is a Research Fellow with the Ethics + Emerging Sciences Group, where she explores how relationships are shaped through interactions with technology. Her work focuses on the emotional and social implications of AI, robotics, and human-technology interaction.
Kathleen Sullivan
Kathleen is the Open Data Librarian at the Washington State Library. She works with data transparency, access, and literacy, and has explored AI tools with library staff statewide. Her perspective bridges caution and curiosity.
Julie Blonshteyn
Julie is a Public Services Specialist at Timberland Regional Library. A longtime library worker and former cinema owner, she brings a deep interest in how AI can enhance creativity, learning, and community engagement.
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