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As part of a series of interdisciplinary activities on the topic of technology and identity, this event aims to discuss the relationship between AI and (false) memory.   

As artificial intelligence curates our past, filters our present, and predicts our future, who controls the narrative? When algorithms decide what we see and hear, are they determining what we remember, what we forget, and what we believe to be true?

Join neuroscientist James DiCarlo, and psychologists Marcia Johnson and Suparna Rajaram for a lively, interactive exploration of AI’s growing role in personal and collective memory. From deepfakes to recommendation engines, from digital nostalgia to algorithmic amnesia—how does machine learning shape our perception of history, identity, and truth?