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Summary Sentence: Georgia Tech Arts and Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre (TMBT), with choreographer Troy Schumacher, are bringing to life the fast-evolving and merging fields of neuroscience, technology, and A.I.
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TMBT companyTerminus Modern Ballet Theatre: InterActions | Boundaries of Identity & A.I.
Georgia Tech Arts Skyline Series I Dance
Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at 7:00 p.m.
In what Georgia Tech Arts and Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre (TMBT) have dubbed the Grand Neuroethics Challenge, the two companies are bringing to life the fast-evolving and merging fields of neuroscience, technology, and A.I., and the ethical implications this may bring to our sense of identity and to society as a whole. Join New York City-based choreographer, dancer, and director Troy Schumacher (of TMBT’s Translation), in collaboration with leading scientists from Georgia Tech and Emory University, as he works with TMBT to explore the fascinating and consequential possibilities in the advancement of neuroscience.
For more information https://arts.gatech.edu/content/terminus-modern-ballet-theatre-interactions
To purchase tickets https://artsgatech.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?id=1358&r=6212d64151f8440288a2ae725ed6c064
Tckets are $120 for a pod with four chairs.
Georgia Tech student pricing is $20 for a 2-person pod and $40 for a 4-person pod. Login with your gatech email address and use Coupon Code BUZZ10. Quantities are limited.
Performances are held at the Skyline Series Stage, W21 parking lot on the Georgia Tech campus, at the intersection of Ferst Drive and State Street
