Artificial (Intelligence) Mythology
Wednesday 29 April, 19:30
Karl Dittrich Hall, Student Services Centre, Bonnefantenstraat 2, Maastricht

"AI, in itself, may not actually be that interesting. However, the way we perceive and respond to the idea of AI marks a central tendency of human civilization, spanning the rise of the mytho-poetic outlook, to centralized religions through digital technology and, now, AI. By reflecting on how the narrative of AI is presented and distributed we learn much about our deeply ingrained cultural outlooks." 

Lecture by philosopher Wes Cecil: About — Wes Cecil