The digital revolution is in full swing at The Barbican as the institution is running an AI exhibition.
Dubbed 'AI: More Than Human,' the experience offers a deep and eclectic dive into the world of artificial intelligence, its uses and its extensions in the world. The event brings the work of many skilled designers, architects, and technicians to the spotlight — from Neri Oxman and TeamLab to Es Devlin and IBM.
The AI exhibition invites guests to interact with the prototypes, to make connections, spark ideas, and so on. A recurring topic is, of course, the fusion between the natural and the technological. For example, the centerpiece of the exhibit — 'The Dream of AI,' has ties to Judaism and the animist concept.
Immersive AI Exhibitions
The Barbican Tackles One of the Most Talked About Topics of Today
Trend Themes
1. Immersive AI Exhibitions - Creating AI exhibitions that use immersive technologies can lead to increased public engagement with artificial intelligence and new opportunities for designers and technicians to showcase their work.
2. Natural-technological Fusion - Exploring the intersection of the natural and technological worlds through AI exhibitions can spark creativity and innovation in a variety of industries.
3. AI Education and Outreach - AI exhibitions can be used as a tool for educating and engaging the public on the benefits and potential risks of artificial intelligence.
Industry Implications
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3. Education - Incorporating AI exhibitions into educational programs can provide students with a hands-on experience and increase their understanding of the potential applications and implications of artificial intelligence.