​📣 SPEAKERS:

​• Lead Keynote + Q&A from Complex Systems Professor William Edward Hahn on Biological Infohazards as a model of understanding disease, illness, and aging.

​• You can view William's latest interview on Theories of Everything here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca_RbPXraDE

​• Topics: Digital Organisms, Biological and Cultural Hyperorganisms, Language and Computational Irreducibility, Agential Properties of Language, Computation as Coordination, Language Inducing Altered States, etc.

​🧠 WHAT:

​The Computational Philosophy Club is focused on developing a community for students, researchers, and builders at MIT interested in:

​• collectively intelligent systems, olfaction & augmentation, longevity, savant syndrome, unconventional computing & cognition, phenomenology & qualia, philosophy of physics, music cognition & visual arts, and much more!

​• Our developing advisory board: Curt Jaimungal from Theories of Everything, Andrés Gómez Emilsson from Qualia Research Institute, Complex Systems Professors William Edward Hahn + Elan Barenholtz, Pat Pataranutaporn from MIT Media Lab's Cyborg Psychology and Advancing Humans with AI, Harry Gandhi (1517 Fund Advisor in Residence), and McGill philanthropist Rubin Gruber.

​🗓️ WHEN:

​• Monday September 15 from 5PM to 7PM ET.

​📍WHERE:

​• MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, MA.

​📋 SCHEDULE:

​• 5PM to 7PM: Keynote Presentation on Biological Infohazards by Complex Systems Professor William Hahn + Q&A.