Arts & Humanities, Natural Sciences & Math, Social Sciences

The Incubator Unbound: Alternative Intelligences

What does it mean to be intelligent? From artificial intelligence and animal cognition to emerging technologies and the natural world, our understanding of intelligence is rapidly expanding. Join experts from a range of disciplines as they explore the many forms intelligence can take, what they reveal about the world around us, and how they challenge our assumptions about thinking, learning, and decision-making.

Stay tuned for details regarding our featured panelists!

_{Focusing on broad themes and contemporary challenges,}_{The Incubator Unbound}_{brings together experts from diverse fields for an unscripted, public conversation that explores wildly divergent approaches and perspectives, sparks new intellectual connections, and inspires bold collaborations among all in attendance. We are grateful to the staff and educators at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum for their collaboration on The Incubator Unbound event series.}_{Questions? Please reach out to us at}_{TheIncubator@wustl.edu}_.

_4:00pm-_{Doors open to the Kemper Museum (Please be aware that the museum is closed on Tuesdays, but will open for this event.)}

_4:10-5:00pm-_{Introductions, panel discussion, Q&A}

_{Please stay afterwards for snacks and libations, conversation with The Incubator, panelists, and fellow attendees, as well as viewing art relevant to the event's theme.}

_{The Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures (The Incubator) is a signature initiative of the Arts & Sciences Strategic Plan and was created to catalyze and support bold collaborations that foster the future of scholarly inquiry.}

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