In the wake of the recent landmark executive order on the regulation of Artificial Intelligence, the Williams Global Scholars present a conversation with Professor of Computer Science Mark Hopkins, Professor of English Ezra D. Feldman, and student-activist Sneha Revanur ’26 on the technological, political, and global implications of AI.
SO-IL was founded by Florian Idenburg and Jing Liu and has been based in New York City since 2008. Diverse in origin, SO-IL’s team of collaborators speaks a dozen languages and is informed by global narratives and perspectives. They are both locally-rooted and nationless, coming together as a mid-size, well-recognized company. With their ambitious private and public clients, they explore how the creation of environments and objects inspires lasting positive intellectual and societal engagement.
Michael Sardo ’81, an Emmy-nominated writer, producer and show-runner, and now a Visiting Lecturer in English at Williams delivers a Homecoming lecture entitled "From Here to Here." Michael has worked on hundreds of episodes of television, including "Wings," "Picket Fences," "Caroline in the City," "Rizzoli & Isles" and "The Tracey Ullman Show;" written pilots for most major studios; was the creator, showrunner and executive producer of the series "Fairly Legal" and "Normal;" and is currently developing five series in three countries.
One weekend each fall the post-50th classes of the Society of Alumni gathered in Williamstown for a series of mini reunions.
One weekend each fall the post-50th classes of the Society of Alumni gathered in Williamstown for a series of mini reunions.
