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The commission moved several technology programs forward, including a May 2 general AI event with 25 people already registered and a May 28 cybersecurity program at the Skokie Police Station. Members also shifted a crypto scams event to June or July to avoid overlap and agreed to pilot social media literacy programming with one school district.
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The commission reviewed a slate of resident-facing technology events and projects. It confirmed dates for upcoming programs on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, and it adjusted the crypto scams event so it would not compete with the cybersecurity event. Members also discussed planning a parent-focused social media literacy pilot, a home networking event, and possible research on delivery robots.
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