Hanwha-Anthropic exhibition explores AI, human values through art
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Works on display for the upcoming exhibition "AS_____AS POSSIBLE" / Courtesy of Hanwha Foundation of Culture
An exhibition about how artificial intelligence (AI) systems work and how they can follow human values will open in Seoul later this week, organizers said Wednesday.
The exhibition, called "AS_____AS POSSIBLE," is being held by the Hanwha Foundation of Culture and the U.S. company Anthropic, which created the AI platform Claude. Organizers said it will open on Friday at the Centre Pompidou Hanwha.
Five Korean artists and teams created works for the exhibition using Claude. They are MinOhrichar, Inhwa Yeom, Ubac Studio, Kahee Jeong and Mirim Chu.
The exhibition's title comes from questions about what technology is meant to do and what it can achieve. The blank space in the title could be filled with words such as "accurate," "understandable" and "aligned."
The exhibition will run until Nov. 13.