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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 54 MIN

86 – Gloria Ratcliffe Hosts AI: It’s Not Too Late To Understand It And How It Affects You!

from Backyard OASIS - Older Adults Seeking, Inspiring, Serving

Gloria Ratcliffe, alumnae of Greenfield Community College/MS. Americana Waves podcast and Professor Emerita Anne M. Wiley of Greenfield Community College have a conversation about AI and its impact on you. We discuss the types of AI, how AI works, and some of the concerns how AI has potential harmful social impacts on humans. We also discuss how AI uses data servers that contribute to environmental degradation.Be sure to subscribe to the Greenfield Community College Backyard Oasis Podcasts, and check back regularly for new episodes as well as other enriching GCC content!Hosted and Produced by Gloria RatcliffeProduced and Engineered by Alexander Audette for Greenfield Community College in Franklin County, MA

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