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11:00-11:30 AM IN A.I. WE TRUST? SHAPING CONFIDENCE AND SAFETY In a world where artificial intelligence is everywhere—from transforming fraud detection in banks to combating human trafficking in online home sharing marketplaces—multiple industries are racing to design solutions that balance practicality with security. How can business leaders manage risk and opportunity? How can they avoid turning a hyper connected world into a playground for hackers and, at the same time, make sure their systems are tested for potential biases?
Naba Banerjee, Director of Trust Product, Airbnb
Abhijit Bose, Managing Vice President and Head, Center for Machine
Learning, Capital One
Nicole Eagan, Chief Strategy and A.I. Officer, Darktrace
Moderator: Verne Kopytof, FORTUNE
Nick Otto for Fortune
Elizabethan House Museum, 4 South Quay, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
Built for Benjamin Cowper, merchant, c1596.
Grade l listed.
Kitchen.
Dutch Glass, C16 & C17.
Acquired by the National Trust from elsewhere.
Home to merchants and prominent locals, over the years the building has seen several changes to its physical shape. Evidence of the developments made by its wealthy inhabitants can be seen throughout the building. Wood panelled rooms, richly decorated ceilings and the imposing stairway all help to tell the story of the Elizabethan House.
From 1667 some 14 different families lived in the house. In 1870, it was bought by the Aldred family and remained in their possession until the eldest daughter Mary Aldred bequeathed it to the National Trust.
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust® delivered Qurbani meat to poor and vulnerable people in Somalia in 2013.
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Built in 1924-1925, these Romanesque Revival and Classical Revival-style buildings were designed by Albert Kahn and Associates to house the Security Trust Company and First State Bank, two financial institutions in Detroit. The buildings are faced with limestone, with the Romanesque Revival-style Security Trust Building featuring arched bays on the front facade, decorative trim, including sculptural reliefs and corinthian engaged columns, and a one-story front entrance, with a modified roofline featuring a two-story penthouse addition. The First State Bank Building features ionic columns, decorative sculptural reliefs, one-over-one windows, a parapet with roman lattice motif, a cornice with dentils, glass storefronts with metal and marble spandrel panels, and a decorative trim surround at the front facade. The buildings are contributing structures in the Detroit Financial District Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Shot last year, no time this year :( This was my first attempt at refracted drops...
Dorset Wildlife Trust. Photos taken at the Dorchester Family Science Day held at Dorset County Museum and the Corn Exchange on Sunday 16th March 2025. Organised by Dorchester Town Council and Dorset County Museum.
A page from week one of Nathalie Kolbach's PanPastel Workshop. I created my own mask for the words using Cricut. Three layers of blending and masking - what fun!
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On Sunday 14th April, Reading RFC hosted the third annual Olly Stephens Memorial Cup, remembering our brother-in-rugby and continuing his parents' incredible work raising money to ensure his legacy is to give something positive to the community. The total raised of £6,000 will be split between three charities in Olly's memory.
In 2021, aged just 13, Olly wandered over to a field, Bugs Bottom, opposite their house - sliders on his feet, his phone in hand. 15 minutes later, he was stabbed to death by two teenage boys in a field behind his house, after they recruited a girl online to lure him there. The entire attack had been planned on social media and triggered by a dispute in a social media chat group.
For those who would like to learn more about Olly’s story, the Digital Detectives series on Channel 4 will feature it at 9pm on the 29th of April. The programme makers have worked closely with Thames Valley Police and his family. Note that it’s hard watching and support is advised if showing it to younger children.
Keen to ensure Olly's tragic passing counts for something, Amanda and Stuart Stephens have been working tirelessly ever since to raise money for a variety of charities. One of the ways this is done is the Memorial Cup, held annually for the under 14 boys teams of Reading and Reading Abbey, who also host the event in rotation.
On this occasion, a raffle was held with a wealth of generous prizes donated, and there were speeches from Yasmin Miller (Reading RFC President), Karen Rowland (Reading Lead Councillor for Community Safety), Ruth Pearse (Parenting Special Children) and Ian Jenner and Ken Davies (team coaches). Ben Gander, Olly's best friend and a player himself, gave a team talk on the field beforehand, and our own Danny Pratt presented the trophy - won convincingly by Abbey at 53-5.
With advanced raffle sales, £1,000 contribution by the John Sykes Foundation, and a top up from Olly's fund, the total raised is an impressive £3,000. This is doubled by the Big Give, so that three charities (The Ben Kinsella Trust, No. 5 and Parenting Special Children) will receive £2,000. One of the buckets is still in our clubhouse if you want to help this amount go even further.
Huge thanks go to the following for their hard work in making the day successful: Amanda & Stuart Stephens, Shelley Gander & John Kelly (committee); James Waite, Matt Turrell & Chris Mills (match officials); Ian Jenner, Ken Davies & Lisa Crew (coaches/managers); Colin Stonehouse & Conor Ramage (car parking); Josey and the clubhouse team; and anyone else who made a contribution big or small, the value of which isn't made any smaller by my failure to include them.
Massive thanks also go to everyone who came to support the teams on the day and put their hands in their pockets, producing such a fantastic monetary result.
Next year's game is set to be even bigger, so watch this space for the date and be sure to be there!
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