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Lauren Lee McCarthy Showcase: Surrogate Performance

Status
Past
Date
Friday, April 21, 2023 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM PST/PDT
Location
Pigott Theater, 551 Jane Stanford Way Stanford, CA 94305
Topics
Arts, Humanities
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Overview

Join us for Lauren Lee McCarthy's Final Showcase Surrogate Performance, featuring her work over the course of her time as the 2022-23 HAI Visiting Artist. McCarthy's work examines how people are adapting to the prevalence of AI and the surveillance, automation, and algorithmic living it brings to our lives. 

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Performer

Lauren Lee McCarthyLauren Lee McCarthy

HAI Visiting Artist (22-23); Professor of Media Arts, UCLA; Faculty, Disability Studies, UCLA

Co-Sponsors

This event is co-sponsored by Stanford HAI, Stanford TAPS, and Stanford VPA.

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