About this Event
⚠️Please note: due to lift maintenance in June, this event on Level 1 is accessible only via 2 flights of stairs.
AI may be our most persuasive God yet. At the same time, it forces a confrontation with what it means to be human: bodies, fragility, memory. It raises questions about human connection, leisure and learning, and brings new existential and ethical risks.
In this important and timely essay, Anna Goldsworthy explores the implications of AI for art, culture and the self.
About the author
Anna Goldsworthy is the author of several books, including the novel Melting Moments and two memoirs. Her writing has appeared in The Monthly, The Age, The Australian, The Adelaide Review and The Best Australian Essays. She is also a concert pianist, with several recordings to her name.
Organised in partnership with Constant Reader Bookshop.
Accessibility
This event will be held on Level 1. Due to lift maintenance in June, Level 1 is accessible only via 2 flights of stairs. A hearing loop is installed.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Stanton Library, Level 1, 234 Miller St, North Sydney, Australia
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