Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A new kind of intelligence may be emerging, not born, but built. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) could learn faster than humans, create without fatigue, and think in ways we can barely imagine. What happens if humans are no longer the smartest beings on Earth?
In this symposium, experts from cognitive science, philosophy, and media studies explore the promises, risks, and ethical questions surrounding AGI and what its arrival could mean for humanity and society.
With:
– Emmanuel Keuleers (Cognitive Science & AI)
– Nathan Wildman (Philosophy)
– Étienne Augé (Science Fiction)
This event was organized by Studium Generale Tilburg.
Recorded on February 10, 2026, in the Black Box at Tilburg University.
Questions? studiumgeneraletilburg@tilburguniversity.edu
A new kind of intelligence may be emerging, not born, but built. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) could learn faster than humans, create without fatigue, and think in ways we can barely imagine. What happens if humans are no longer the smartest beings on Earth?
In this symposium, experts from cognitive science, philosophy, and media studies explore the promises, risks, and ethical questions surrounding AGI and what its arrival could mean for humanity and society.
With:
– Emmanuel Keuleers (Cognitive Science & AI)
– Nathan Wildman (Philosophy)
– Étienne Augé (Science Fiction)
This event was organized by Studium Generale Tilburg.
Recorded on February 10, 2026, in the Black Box at Tilburg University.
Questions? studiumgeneraletilburg@tilburguniversity.edu
