Cultural Preservation: Kelantan’s JKKN says traditional arts like Mak Yong and spinning-top “Gasing Uri” will only survive if kids get real training and performance experience, not just museum-style upkeep. Art & Memory: Al Markhiya Gallery opens “Silent Witnesses,” where Palestinian artist Majdulin Nasrallah turns everyday objects—blankets, shoes, doors—into symbols of displacement, grief, and resilience. Community & Reconciliation: Orange Shirt Society hosts a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation breakfast in Williams Lake, pairing survivor stories with art activities. Public Art Milestone: Fort Wayne’s “Art This Way” celebrates 10 years of public art and community connection along the Broadway corridor. AI, Privacy & Power: Apple moves to restrict full-disk access on macOS for apps, responding to fears that AI agents could overreach into personal data. AI in Health Care: Delhi initiatives using AI-powered chest X-rays find TB in many people without symptoms, helping expand treatment beyond cough-based screening. Faith vs Tech: A “Faith in the Age of AI” grant funds Loyola’s AI-free spaces for students to practice Christianity away from generative tools. Arts as Support Systems: Barrie’s Studio 8 launches as a shared cultural hub to fight isolation and “brain drain” by giving creators space, tools, and community. Film & Creativity Debate: Pope Leo XIV renews his warning that AI can’t replace human creativity, conscience, or lived experience.