This exhibition explored the world of artificial intelligence, demystifying its complexities and examining its profound effects on our lives and society. It provided insights into the 'black box' of AI, showcasing its applications from home assistants to its impact on healthcare and education.
The 'Smart World' exhibition guided visitors on a fascinating journey into the realm of artificial intelligence, breaking down common myths and fostering a deeper understanding of this human-made technology. It aimed to enable visitors to reflect on the multifaceted effects of AI on their own lives and society, positioning it as an adaptable technology. The exhibition focused on the interactions between humans and machines and their impact across diverse sectors like healthcare, education, and work, posing questions about the future of living with AI. Although AI is a prevalent topic, knowledge of its applications is often limited. 'Smart World' offered insights into this 'black box,' presenting a rapidly evolving technology that has already become integral to daily life.
Visitors experienced an exhibition setting designed like a winding rabbit hole with branching corridors, encouraging deeper exploration of AI's various facets. The journey began with common home applications such as voice assistants, smart watches, and household helpers. It extended to the 'Internet of Things,' energy-efficient appliances, and critically addressed crucial aspects of security and data protection. This exhibition was part of a European collaboration (#Alliance4Science) involving Technisches Museum Wien, DASA Dortmund, and Parque de las Ciencias, focusing on innovation and sustainability. 'Smart World' concluded its European tour at Technisches Museum Wien after being shown in Germany and Spain.