Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere and nowhere. Often hard to see, it has the potential to find its way into every part of our lives. AI can be described in different ways, but its aim is to understand and recreate human intelligence using machines. 

　　This exhibition explores our relationship with technology and the centuries-old desire to advance science, expand intelligence, and extend life.

　　As we grow more entangled with technology and AI begins to mirror its creators, the question arises—where do we end and where does it begin? Are we shaping the technology, or is it shaping us? 

　　The progress of AI is accelerating. It is changing how we live, how we relate to each other and how we see ourselves. Shaping our future, it may lead us towards new forms of life—some that we recognise and others that we don’t. This is both daunting and liberating. AI invites us to consider a world where our intelligence is not the only one. A world where the possibilities are more than human. 

　　The exhibition is divided into 4 exhibition areas: The Dream of AI, Mind Machines, Data Worlds, and Endless Evolution, with more than 70 exhibits on display.