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Wednesday, April 15, 2026
InfoComm 2026 Women's Breakfast Puts Authentic Leadership at the Center of the AI Conversation
Lighting&Sound America Online - News: InfoComm 2026 will host its annual Women's Breakfast on June 18 featuring keynote speaker Mariana Atencio, an award-winning journalist, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and one of the most sought-after voices on authenticity and leadership today.
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Emma L
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I think we need more people talking about how to navigate the AI world. People are trusting others’ work less and less the more AI content comes out. This is happening in so many different industries. I know that some people trust AI more than others (I am not one who trusts AI) and want others to use it more, but there are plenty of places that do not want AI involved with what they are doing. The place where I have seen the mistrust the most is in educational spaces. I have a good friend who is a professor and my father is also a professor and they both have talked a lot about how they feel like they cannot trust their students to be learning things or doing things on their own with the introduction/normalcy of AI in the world. So many places are trying to embrace AI instead of learning how to say no to it and use actual human brain power to create/do things.
1 comment:
I think we need more people talking about how to navigate the AI world. People are trusting others’ work less and less the more AI content comes out. This is happening in so many different industries. I know that some people trust AI more than others (I am not one who trusts AI) and want others to use it more, but there are plenty of places that do not want AI involved with what they are doing. The place where I have seen the mistrust the most is in educational spaces. I have a good friend who is a professor and my father is also a professor and they both have talked a lot about how they feel like they cannot trust their students to be learning things or doing things on their own with the introduction/normalcy of AI in the world. So many places are trying to embrace AI instead of learning how to say no to it and use actual human brain power to create/do things.
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