*Greetings Colleagues, *

Slightly different than the NN discussions - though definitely related to
tech and society, two brief items to share:

1. "Those Who Forget History..." post that compares how rapid technological
progress in the late 1890s and 1900s appears to have created similar social
behaviors that we now see today regarding AI and other advancements:
*https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/those-who-forget-history-ai-post-linkedin-ate-david-bray-phd-tq1wc
<https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/those-who-forget-history-ai-post-linkedin-ate-david-bray-phd-tq1wc>*

2. The National Academy of Public Administration (of which I am a part) has
started an 8-part series around "AI and the Public Sector" with the first
~25 minute video discussing "AI Services to Citizens"*
https://events.govexec.com/napa-artificial-intelligence-ai-in-the-public-sector/
<https://events.govexec.com/napa-artificial-intelligence-ai-in-the-public-sector/>
*... it should be available for anyone wanting to watch it on demand.

Also, the second part, for those interested, on "AI-Driven Decision Making"
will air on Monday, 30 October at 1100 ET here:
*https://events.govexec.com/napa-artificial-intelligence-ai-in-the-public-sector-ai-driven-decision-making/
<https://events.govexec.com/napa-artificial-intelligence-ai-in-the-public-sector-ai-driven-decision-making/>*

Comments and thoughts welcomed on both 1 and 2; with highest regards,

-d.
-- 

Principal, LeadDoAdapt Ventures, Inc. <https://www.leaddoadapt.com/> &
Distinguished Fellow

Henry S. Stimson Center <https://www.stimson.org/ppl/david-bray/>, Business
Executives for National Security <https://bens.org/people/dr-david-bray/>