New Exhibit AI: More Than Human at Frost Science Museum

Venture into the future where imagination meets innovation. Regardless of your perspective, artificial intelligence (AI) is swiftly integrating into almost every aspect of our existence. Our current world is shaped by millennia of human endeavors, where developing AI has long been a visionary goal. This summer at Frost Science, delve into the evolution of AI with the Barbican Centre’s exhibition, AI: More Than Human. This groundbreaking exhibit offers a comprehensive exploration of the interplay between humanity and technology.

Experience the fascinating blend of science and art at AI: More Than Human, where you can engage with cutting-edge technology firsthand. Dive into interactive machine displays and stunning installations as you discover the synergistic relationship between humans and technology. From its beginnings in ancient Japan to the pivotal early computing breakthroughs that shaped our modern digital era, the exhibit takes you on a journey. Throughout, you’ll ponder deep questions about human existence, the essence of consciousness, and the possibility of machines surpassing human intelligence. AI: More Than Human offers a captivating experience for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned tech enthusiast, a casual AI user, or someone hesitant about technology.

Discover the groundbreaking exhibition, AI: More Than Human, available for viewing until Monday, September 1, 2025, at the Hsiao Family Special Exhibition Gallery on the first floor of the museum. Your entrance to this innovative showcase is included with all museum entry tickets. Please be aware that the exhibition features strobe and other bright, flashing lights, which may affect visitors with light sensitivities or certain medical conditions. This captivating exhibition was expertly curated and brought to life by the Barbican Centre, a renowned cultural institution owned, founded, and primarily funded by the City of London Corporation, in collaboration with the Groningen Forum in the Netherlands.