Mary Shelley's Frankenstein dates from 1818, yet this lecture asks what a novel of more than two centuries ago can still tell us about a time shaped by artificial intelligence. The story has long shaped how we think about humans, technology, creative power and responsibility.
Art historian and curator Majken Overgaard, who specialises in art and technology, explores how literature and art can stretch our imagination and help us make sense of both the present and the futures we are helping to shape.
