Artificial intelligence is advancing at an ever-increasing rate, prompting questions about how these developments will impact all aspects of our society, learning, and the arts.
What better way to tease out these questions than a conversation between an author and a robot. Join novelist Jeanette Winterson as she speaks with Ameca, the most advanced humanoid robot. Their conversation will be followed by a panel event exploring these themes further. This is the opening event of our Learning Curves season, held in partnership with the National Robotarium.
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