The Chicago Humanities Fall Festival — the city’s sprawling, two-month arts and culture event — kicks off Sunday.
As in past years, a broad range of luminaries from the world of film, music, TV, literature, politics and elsewhere are all scheduled to be part of the lineup. This year, interwoven into various lectures and conversations, the festival plans to offer a “deep dive” into the rise of Artificial Intelligence, as well as a hard look at the climate crisis, said Michael Green, co-creative director for the festival.
