AI: Artificial Intelligence – CCCB

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The exhibition features an array of participants, including notable artists, scientists, and organizations from the original Barbican Centre exhibition like Christina Agapakis, Memo Akten, Sofian Audry and new participants such as Maria Arnal, Tina Bagué, and Jordi Balló.
The exhibition consists of several sections including “Data worlds” which discusses AI’s reliance on data sets, digital media, and the inherent criteria and biases in these systems.
“Mind machines” is another section which contemplates the idea of AI mimicry based on historical ideas of the human brain dating back to Babbage, Lovelace, and Turing.
The exhibition also explores “The dream of AI” representing a timeless human curiosity and ambition to create artificially intelligent autonomous beings.
“Endless transformation” question the line between natural and artificial, seeking to understand if AI can be truly artificial, and its potential to bring about new scientific and cultural breakthroughs.
The section on art speculates on the future prospects of AI’s influence on cinema, literature, and music within contemporary society.
The exhibition finally leads to a reflective conclusion on “What now?” addressing the ongoing transformation in the wake of AI’s pervasive impact.

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