Manhattan’s Tech Ethics Talk Probes in Midtown

Midtown questioned last night with Manhattan’s Tech Ethics Talk, probing NYC’s spring at a 6th Avenue loft. Ethicist Tariq Evans grilled AI as 200 debated, a $15 ticket dive into morals. It’s borough minds—pure Midtown vibe, stakes hot. A kid asked about bias; a pro cited codes. ‘Manhattan thinks—this is it,’ Evans says, flipping slides. The room turned forum.

The talk’s fresh—March 24’s start, it doubled since RSVPs, packing seats by 7 p.m. Evans, a Harlem prof; last night’s crowd hit max—ideas flared. A latecomer nabbed a spot; Q&A buzzed—NYC grit glowed. Privacy sparked heat—thought ruled. #NYCTechEthics trended; Brooklyn’s woke.

Some griped—’Too heavy,’ sniped a newbie, dodging depth. Lights dimmed—fixed quick; talk held. A rival’s pitching a Chelsea chat, splitting mics. Still, 250 stayed—minds reigned. Midtown’s never probed so bold.

Evans hints at a series, maybe a panel if spring bites. ‘NYC’s soul—this guards it,’ he says, packing notes. The talk’s a Manhattan win—grit meets gray. It’s an ethics rush; join the next. Bring a stance—truth calls.