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. ♪ amna: ramya ramana is an award-winning author, poet and lyricist. the youth poet laureate of new york city award. and in addition to performing and writing, she's also worked as an educator and mentor for young women and poets. tonight, she shares her brief but spectacular take on forgiveness. ramya: i think to be a creative, you have to be a listener first. you have to be able to observe the world around you and to observe yourself and how you move through the world. ♪ i was born in queens to immigrant parents from india. we spent a few years of life there before we moved to long island. i had a big family. we had our parents, our grandparents, our uncle, just one big indian family in a household. today i'll be performing a piece about forgiveness. forgiveness is a doorway, a garden of curses spill from her lips and the city inside me crumbles. i tell myself, all poison has once been poisoned too. forgiveness has been a journey for me and a freeing one. i've realized that being able to forgive releases you from the prison of what you endured and it

and the second is that queen ramana said a.i. is going to kill us all. so it's everywhere. but is going to kill us all. should we be fearful this? no, i don't. i don't think so. i mean, i'm a huge fan of i mean, i've spent part of the last ten years or so building an app, much of kind of what you see. i've had my hands on it. so i believed we just need to there need to be proper guardrails. they a.i. is a fantastic tool, whether we like it or not. everything we do is a like everything. we're not going to be able get around with it. and as big we'll get around from it. and this big business i company wants to do what a.i. allows companies to be more efficient. they allow them to save money and do all things better. and they do things that they haven't done before. so because of that, you'll always it. but like the videos saying like talk about in a bowl, we just have to be conscious and conscientious of the fact that a.i. can harm, if not properly got it. so that's my that's my position i stand by it. so i want to i want to talk about the book for first. you know, it's inter