Hanwha and Anthropic AI art exhibition opens in Seoul
The Hanwha Foundation of Culture and Anthropic are showing artworks made with help from Claude by five Korean artists at Centre Pompidou Hanwha. The exhibition runs through Nov. 13.
An exhibition opening in Seoul this week will explore how artificial intelligence (AI) systems work and whether they follow human values, organizers said Wednesday.
The exhibition is called “As_____As Possible.” It is organized by the Hanwha Foundation of Culture and Anthropic, a U.S. company that created the AI platform Claude. The organizers said it will open at Centre Pompidou Hanwha on Friday.
The exhibition features works created with Claude by five Korean artists and teams: MinOhrichar, Inhwa Yeom, Ubac Studio, Kahee Jeong and Mirim Chu. They used Claude to help create works specially commissioned for the exhibition.
The exhibition's title comes from questions about what technology is for and what it can do. The blank space in the title could be filled with words such as “accurate,” “understandable” and “aligned.”
The exhibition runs through Nov. 13.
Yonhap