Bringing the Human to the Artificial, a new exhibition presented by the King’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence in collaboration with King's Culture, showcases cutting-edge research from across the university exploring the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on different aspects of our lives. The exhibition runs from 2 May to 30 June 2023.

Bringing the Human to the Artificial features multiple perspectives on AI at King's, across social sciences, law, arts, humanities, security, science, engineering and health. Visitors are encouraged to explore the exhibits, and to consider a society enriched by these technologies and the challenges they present.

Learn about the robots at King's, witness AI design video games live, explore what it means to see the world via a poetic commentary on human and machine vision, test if you can drive better than AI, consider ethical implications of AI in medicine, and much more during the exhibition. Explore the exhibition.

Fixed exhibits

Visitors will be able to explore examples of artificial intelligence research at King's, to find out about how AI is helping identify patients at risk of cancer, the ways in which AI could lead to a better justice system, some of the key debates that surround the use of AI in security and defence, the integration of AI with art, and much more. See what fixed exhibits will be in the exhibition.

Scheduled exhibits

Bringing the Human to the Artificial  involves a series of scheduled demonstrations, interactive exhibits and events. Explore the scheduled exhibits. The full exhibition programme is available on our event page.