Sunday Brunch With Scientist and Architect - forgot machine 002

​Can a building dance? Can a physicist explain why AI thinks? And what happens when we stop treating intelligence and space as things that stand still?

​This Sunday, Brunch with Scientists and Architects takes a detour through the strange intersections of physics, machine learning, architecture, and movement. From the hidden rules of neural networks to the invisible geometries traced by our bodies, we'll explore how complex things emerge from simple interactions.

​No lab coats or blueprints required. Just good questions, curious people, bottomless mimosas, and pastries. Free with RSVP!

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​About Speaker

​Hong-Yi Wang is a PhD student at Princeton University, interested in physical theory of quantum systems and deep learning.

​Topic: A physicist's perspective of machine learning

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​Xingyu Zhang is an architectural designer and dancer. Her practice moves across architecture and performance arts, exploring how bodies, materials and environments shape one another through movement.

​Topic：Architecture as A Relationscape

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​About Event

• ​📆 Sunday, October 25 | 1PM

• ​🥂 Bottomless Mimosas and Pastries

• ​🎟️ Free RSVP