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Trivia Night: Feb 12, 2024

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    Guest speaker for November meeting: Dean de St. Croix

    Dean de St. Croix introduces the fundamentals of artificial intelligence (AI), clarifying common misconceptions and exploring what AI is—and what it is not. Using familiar comparisons to technologies like Google search and social media algorithms, he explains how AI systems uniquely learn and adapt, setting them apart from the tools we use daily. Beyond the basics, Dean will discuss AI’s broader social and economic impact, highlighting its potential to transform industries and drive growth while addressing key concerns such as privacy, algorithmic bias, and workforce changes. This talk offers an overview at how AI is reshaping our future. (PS – this Bio was created by AI).

    Dean de St. Croix is a professional Graphic Design and Brand Director with over 30 years of experience. Throughout that time he has worked with clients around the globe, building brands and selling products that range from Sporting Goods, Spirits, Cruise Lines, Travel and Institutional organizations such as Insurance, Banking and Investing. He has designed for numerous musicians including Loreena McKennitt. His designs have won awards in Canada, and the United States. He was born in Montreal, Quebec and moved to Brantford, Ontario at a young age. He now resides in Paris, Ontario.

    We Read a LOT of Books!

    Natalie recommends PD James’ An Unsuitable Job for a Woman
    Jeanne recommends Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese.
    Norah recommends Strongment by Ruth Ben-Ghiat and Age of Revolutions by Fareed Zakaria.
    Jean recommends A Promised Land by Barack Obama and The Museum of Desire by Jonathan Kellerman.
    Leslie recommends Leonora in the Morning Light by Michala Carter.
    Marion recommends Frostbite by Nichola Twilley.