Philly daily roundup: AI and personal safety; An art-tech fest in Baltimore; $4M for Jefferson Health

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The deal with AI and personal safety

From trying to convince a journalist to leave his wife to advising New York City small businesses to break workers’ protection rules, AI isn’t perfect. 

The tech isn’t a threat to humanity yet, but people should be aware of the potential harm it could cause and think about not letting it have too much power. 

➡️ Read on for examples of how AI has caused a ruckus

Baltimore’s 40th Artscape returns this week

Artscape will feature live music, art, film screenings and technology-related exhibits like video game display Gamescape and a carnival-like lighting installation. 

The nonprofit Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts puts on the annual, free festival and this year it will run Friday through Sunday. 

➡️ Read more about what to expect at this year’s event

News Incubator: What else to know today

• The former site of the Jackson Street Boys and Girls Club in Delaware is now a row of affordable housing called the “Heart of Hedgeville.” [Technical.ly]

• The Karabots Foundation donated $4 million to Jefferson Health to fund advanced diagnostic imaging equipment at Jefferson Einstein Montgomery Hospital. [Philly Biz Journal]

• Today is the last day for companies to apply to present at PACT’s Mid-Atlantic Capital Conference this fall. [PACT]

• The Wistar Institute is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its Biomedical Technician Training Program next week. This workforce development program sets students up with coursework and hands-on experience to work in a lab. [Wistar/Technical.ly]

🗓️ On the Calendar

• Come show off your latest project at DC215’s next TOOOLBox open house on August 2. [More details]

• Code and Coffee at Philly is back for its regular weekly meetup on August 3. [More details]