The first of two Friday Lates offer visitors a chance to explore the exhibition 'AI: WHO'S LOOKING AFTER ME?' after dark, and experience an exciting programme of performances, talks, interactive displays and live DJs. 

 

ELSEWHERE IN INDIA is a dazzling audiovisual experience from Indian electronica pioneers Murthovic & Thiruda. Set in a future world where global cultures are nearing extinction, we follow a motley crew that connects heritage, science and society in an anthology of stories from future India composed from video games, AI art and classical dance performance. The show is accompanied by a Q&A, alongside a display of 3D prints from the project.

CAN WE TRUST AI? is an honest and open discussion on what trust, accuracy and bias looks like in algorithm that can neither think nor feel. Hosted by King’s PhD students Tiarna Lee & Jhanelle White.

Also on display will be the winning entries to the AI ETHICS THROUGH DESIGN competition hosted by isITethical? Exchange in collaboration with London College of Communication, which explore the role of art and design in supporting responsible innovation of AI.

Free entry - booking required

 

 

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