David Bates, “An Artificial History of Natural Intelligence”

Do humans produce technology or does technology produce humans? How do machines create bodies that are simultaneously autonomous and automatic?
Join UC Berkeley Professor of Rhetoric David Bates for a panel with Daniel Shore (English) and Kate Chandler (Culture and Politics) to discuss his provocative new book rethinking the political and philosophical stakes of modern machines and the humans who use them.

Part of the Georgetown Humanities Initiative and Center for Digital Ethics series “What Makes Us Human in the Age of AI?”

Co-sponsored by SFS Program in Culture and Politics, Department of English, Georgetown Humanities Initiative, Center for Digital Ethics