Julia Longoria
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So in around 1996, this professor, a guy named Bob Darcy, calls her up and invites her to speak at a class. And she is kind of learning from the students and from the professor, like what the case actually stood for. And then eventually the professor puts her in touch with Ruth Bader Ginsburg and they meet again in person. And it sort of starts to dawn on her. One of the letters.
So in around 1996, this professor, a guy named Bob Darcy, calls her up and invites her to speak at a class. And she is kind of learning from the students and from the professor, like what the case actually stood for. And then eventually the professor puts her in touch with Ruth Bader Ginsburg and they meet again in person. And it sort of starts to dawn on her. One of the letters.
So in around 1996, this professor, a guy named Bob Darcy, calls her up and invites her to speak at a class. And she is kind of learning from the students and from the professor, like what the case actually stood for. And then eventually the professor puts her in touch with Ruth Bader Ginsburg and they meet again in person. And it sort of starts to dawn on her. One of the letters.
I don't know if that's a one. When we were sitting in her bedroom, she was looking through some old letters and pulled out one with the Supreme Court seal on it.
I don't know if that's a one. When we were sitting in her bedroom, she was looking through some old letters and pulled out one with the Supreme Court seal on it.
I don't know if that's a one. When we were sitting in her bedroom, she was looking through some old letters and pulled out one with the Supreme Court seal on it.
Dear Carolyn, as I told you in 1996 when we celebrated the 20th anniversary of Craig v. Bourne, you are the true heroine of that case. Although no financial gain was at stake for you, you realized the potential the case had in paving the way for the court's recognition of equal citizenship stature of men and women as constitutional principle.
Dear Carolyn, as I told you in 1996 when we celebrated the 20th anniversary of Craig v. Bourne, you are the true heroine of that case. Although no financial gain was at stake for you, you realized the potential the case had in paving the way for the court's recognition of equal citizenship stature of men and women as constitutional principle.
Dear Carolyn, as I told you in 1996 when we celebrated the 20th anniversary of Craig v. Bourne, you are the true heroine of that case. Although no financial gain was at stake for you, you realized the potential the case had in paving the way for the court's recognition of equal citizenship stature of men and women as constitutional principle.
I've been asking some very smart people a question that's been on a lot of our minds. Should we be worried about artificial intelligence? But the answers I got from the greatest minds in AI surprised me. One guy told a parable of an AI that could cause an apocalypse.
I've been asking some very smart people a question that's been on a lot of our minds. Should we be worried about artificial intelligence? But the answers I got from the greatest minds in AI surprised me. One guy told a parable of an AI that could cause an apocalypse.
I've been asking some very smart people a question that's been on a lot of our minds. Should we be worried about artificial intelligence? But the answers I got from the greatest minds in AI surprised me. One guy told a parable of an AI that could cause an apocalypse.
Be a paperclip? No. Another woman cast AI as an octopus. We posit this octopus to be mischievous as well. And yet another story sounded like it was out of the Bible.
Be a paperclip? No. Another woman cast AI as an octopus. We posit this octopus to be mischievous as well. And yet another story sounded like it was out of the Bible.
Be a paperclip? No. Another woman cast AI as an octopus. We posit this octopus to be mischievous as well. And yet another story sounded like it was out of the Bible.
Imagining AI as a savior.
Imagining AI as a savior.