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Emma Stamm

Emma Stamm

Emma Stamm is a writer and scholar specializing in critical theory and science and technology studies. She holds a PhD in interdisciplinary studies from Virginia Tech, and she is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of The Lenox Institute for Advanced Studies and adjunct faculty at the Bard Microcollege in Brooklyn. Her writing has appeared in Real Life, Vice Motherboard, and Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery, among other venues. She has held teaching appointments at SUNY Farmingdale, Villanova University, New York University, and Virginia Tech. She is also the co-host of LEPHT HAND, the sibling podcast of Acid Horizon.

https://emmastamm.com/

The Rebirth of Language

LLMs as a Lens on Style

with Emma Stamm

For those who work with AI, have strong feelings about it, or don’t know how to begin thinking about it at all, “The Rebirth of Language,” with scholar and educator Emma Stamm, offers a new conceptual toolkit to help us navigate the shifting ground of this complicated and complicating topic. Come with an open mind and expect a stimulating, interactive seminar exploring AI’s impact on language, meaning, and culture, suitable for all levels of familiarity with AI.

This event concluded on September 3, 2026.

The Vanished Flower

How Personal Taste Models the Infinite

with Emma Stamm

The Vanished Flower explores what we call taste and dives into the mystery of taste as a way of thinking philosophically across theaters of social, political, and technological exchange.

This event concluded on September 4, 2025.