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Localizing the issue of generative AI
With all the daily media attention given to artificial intelligence (AI), it’s easy to think of it as a “recent discovery,” and to a certain degree that’s true. While some form of this technology has been with us for decades, we’re still in the early phases of figuring out how to truly harness its power to redefine how we live and work.
Nouveau Sud Debuts New Sinful Acrobatic Show
Using physical theater similar to the internationally known Cirque du Soleil, CarlosAlexis Cruz and Nouveau Sud hope to link the seven deadly sins with seven forms of social oppression found in Charlotte with a new show, Septem. The Nouveau Sud — "New South" — troupe are debuting their latest show on July 20 for a two-night run at Booth Playhouse. The group, founded by UNC Charlotte physical theatre professor Cruz, will use acrobatics, aerial performance and more to tell its story.
Hannah Barnhardt Discusses 'The Melt' and More | Cover story | Creative Loafing Charlotte
Born in Statesville, Hannah Barnhardt grew up in an evangelical Christian family with four sisters who all worked at their parents' 24-hour towing business and attended a tiny private Christian school. "The learning environment was similar to a religious homeschool, in that it was a very small group and we spent more time studying the Bible and religious concepts than standard educational subjects," Barnhardt says.
Sketches of Charlotte | Cover story | Creative Loafing Charlotte
Look closely on any given night at any given Charlotte hotspot, and you'll likley see an unassuming woman off in a corner, her sketchbooks and drawing instruments in hand. It's artist Hannah Barnhardt, also known as "The Real Charlotte Observer." Barnhardt draws us as we rap, sing, play guitar or spin records; as we talk loudly over pitchers of beer or quietly over coffee; or as we hold up signs demanding justice at demonstrations.
Movement for Black Lives: race issues about more than police - The Independent Tribune: News
CHARLOTTE – In the wake of last week's police slaying of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota, and the subsequent shooting of five police officers in Dallas, a group of more than 100 students, friends and allies of the Movement for Black Lives came together Sunday evening at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte to discuss ways to get the attention of authorities and to end systemic, institutional racism.
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