Ai Myth Busting Science Gallery London Will ai take all our jobs? join us to discuss everything ai whether to ask your burning questions or help dispel some myths, there’s room for everyone and every question in this conversation. Science gallery london presents exhibitions, events, performances, live experiments, open discussions and festivals. join us for a thought provoking discussion that will challenge your perceptions, broaden your knowledge, and inspire you to embrace the true potential of ai.
Ai Myth Busting Science Gallery London The exhibition, ai: who’s looking after me? is open at the science gallery london until 20 january 2024. it’s open wednesday to saturday from 11am to 6pm and is free to visit. you can find the gallery just outside london bridge station as you head to guys hospital. The season, presented in partnership with futureeverything and running until january 2024, takes a questioning and playful look at the ways ai is already shaping areas of our lives from our healthcare and justice systems, to how we look after our pets. Ai: who’s looking after me is presented as a dozen artistic collaborations installed around the gallery taking in the viewpoints of researchers, patients and those at the mercy of ai driven administrative systems. With king's research at the core of the programme and through innovative collaborations across london, science gallery london enhances the experience of king's academics, students, visitors and local communities.
Ai Who S Looking After Me Exhibition Credits Science Gallery London Ai: who’s looking after me is presented as a dozen artistic collaborations installed around the gallery taking in the viewpoints of researchers, patients and those at the mercy of ai driven administrative systems. With king's research at the core of the programme and through innovative collaborations across london, science gallery london enhances the experience of king's academics, students, visitors and local communities. Named as one of the best exhibitions in london by evening standard, condé nast traveller and visit london, the new season at science gallery london takes a questioning and playful look at the ways artificial intelligence is already shaping so many areas of our lives from our healthcare and justice systems to how we look after our pets. Artists including air giants, blast theory, fast familiar and james bridle reveal the surprising places in which ai technology is already embedded in our world and raise questions around the powerful ways ai may influence our futures. Named as one of the best free exhibitions in london by evening standard, condé nast traveller and visit london, science gallery london’s 2023 season ai: who’s looking after me? came to a close last weekend, having enjoyed a hugely positive response from visitors and critics alike. Who holds the power, who distributes the benefits, and who bears the burden of existing ai systems? can we rely on these technologies for our wellbeing and happiness?.
Ai Who S Looking After Me Science Gallery London Named as one of the best exhibitions in london by evening standard, condé nast traveller and visit london, the new season at science gallery london takes a questioning and playful look at the ways artificial intelligence is already shaping so many areas of our lives from our healthcare and justice systems to how we look after our pets. Artists including air giants, blast theory, fast familiar and james bridle reveal the surprising places in which ai technology is already embedded in our world and raise questions around the powerful ways ai may influence our futures. Named as one of the best free exhibitions in london by evening standard, condé nast traveller and visit london, science gallery london’s 2023 season ai: who’s looking after me? came to a close last weekend, having enjoyed a hugely positive response from visitors and critics alike. Who holds the power, who distributes the benefits, and who bears the burden of existing ai systems? can we rely on these technologies for our wellbeing and happiness?.
Science Gallery London Named as one of the best free exhibitions in london by evening standard, condé nast traveller and visit london, science gallery london’s 2023 season ai: who’s looking after me? came to a close last weekend, having enjoyed a hugely positive response from visitors and critics alike. Who holds the power, who distributes the benefits, and who bears the burden of existing ai systems? can we rely on these technologies for our wellbeing and happiness?.
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