Our experiences, self-perception and how we interpret the world around us all emanate from our brains. Interacting with the brain through artificial intelligence — that is, AI or other technology — can change our understanding. Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre partnered with Georgia Tech Arts, celebrated choreographer Troy Schumacher and the acclaimed new media artist Sergio Mora-Diaz to explore neuroscience and the ethics of intervention with technology.
The world premiere of “Step the Brain Along a Path” is on stage at the Ferst Center for the Arts this weekend, Sept. 9 and 11. Choreographer Troy Schumacher joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes via Zoom along with Dr. Christopher Rozell, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Georgia Tech, and Dr. Karen Rommelfanger, president and founder of the Institute of Neuroethics.
Interview highlights:
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