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An informational and timely program, How to Make Artificial Intelligence a Force for Good, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 17, at Logan View Junior-Senior High School. It is free and open to the public.

Nick Schreck, interim dean of the Dunklau School of Business at Midland University in Fremont, will be the featured speaker for this program that is sponsored by the area Men in Mission organization of Hooper, Scribner and Uehling.

Schreck will discuss these areas: 1. What is A.I.? 2. Some A.I. applications (ChatGPT, Canva, etc.); 3. Benefits and drawbacks of A.I.; and 4. What the future looks like.

"The technology we use has been in constant change as our needs as a society shift, Schreck said in a news release. One constant need throughout is the desire to have more time doing the things we love. With generative artificial intelligence, people are finding ways to get back valuable time. However, like many inventions, there are good ways to use this and malicious ways to use it. We want to be a force for good and so we'll explore how these tools can be used to benefit our communities."

In addition to being the interim dean of the Dunklau School of Business, Schreck is associate professor of digital marketing at Midland University. He and his wife Katie live in Arlington and have two children, ages 4 and 1. He enjoys traveling, performing arts events, and serving as the public address announcer for various athletic events.

This is the ninth year that Men in Mission has presented an assembly program at either Logan View or Scribner-Snyder schools.

We are grateful to the administration and staff of the schools to make these programs successful, said Men in Mission member, David Hingst. We encourage the public to attend this program. All are welcome.

For more information about the program, contact Hingst at 402-720-0079 or Jim Ebel at 402-664-2459.

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