Attendees will rotate between two intimate sessions:

• ACRM’s Co-Founder and Board Presidient Barbara Keremedjiev will share the fascinating journey through the history of robotics and computing—how we taught machines to think, speak, and move faster than we can.

• Verge Director Kyrie Dawson will lead a behind-the-scenes conversation about Love & Information and the questions it sparks about how we share meaning in a hyper-connected world.

• Actors will also perform sharp, fast-paced scenes from Caryl Churchill’s Love and Information, offering a sneak peek at Verge Theater’s upcoming staged reading, running October 10–12.

Refreshments served! Capacity is limited, so please register! Walk-ins welcome, space-permitting.