Artificial Intelligence Questions, Answered — Panel Discussion

PANELIST: Rahsan-Rahsan Lindsay ’90

Rahsan-Rahsan is a media executive and the former Chief Executive Officer of MediaCo Holding, Inc., owner of the iconic HOT 97 and WBLS in New York City. In this position, Rahsan was responsible for driving MediaCo’s overall strategic vision and expanding the business with a focus on organic growth, digital expansion, acquisitions, and strategic partnerships both domestically and globally. Currently, Rahsan is consulting with Moviefone and Breakbeat Media. He also recently became executive producer of the soon to be released Paramount film, Depravity, which was written and directed by Paul Tamasy. A graduate of Brown University, Rahsan has been recognized by CableFax Magazine as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Minorities in Cable (2016). He is also the co-chair of the board of directors for The Brotherhood-Sister Sol, a nonprofit youth organization in New York City. 

PANELIST: Josh Tyrangiel ’90

Josh is The Washington Post’s columnist covering artificial intelligence. He was previously the editor of Bloomberg Businessweek and chief content officer for Bloomberg Media. A 12-time Emmy and Peabody Award-winning producer, he created Vice News Tonight on HBO and has produced numerous feature-length documentaries for HBO, Netflix, and Apple TV Plus. As chief content officer of Bloomberg Media, he oversaw the company’s media output across five continents and was hailed for his innovative work as the editor of Bloomberg Businessweek, winning Advertising Age’s Editor of the Year award for his reconception of the magazine and the creation of its multimedia presence. Josh received a bachelor of arts in English from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master of American Studies from Yale University.

MODERATOR: Priscilla Morales

Priscilla is Associate Head of School at Park and is involved in every aspect of academic employment, from recruitment to hiring to retention to growth. Much of her work focuses on the structures that faculty and staff need to feel successful at Park, including supporting Pre-K-12 academic, co-curricular, and DEI programming. Priscilla has dedicated her entire career to Pre-K-12 independent day schools, most recently at The Greenwich Academy. She has held several administrative roles including Associate Director of Admission, Director of Financial Aid and Outreach, Director of DEI, and Dean of Students. A history teacher, Priscilla has taught every grade level in Middle and Upper Schools, including electives on Latin American History. Priscilla earned her bachelor of arts in History from Yale University and masters in Independent School Leadership from The Klingenstein Center, Teachers College – Columbia University.