Hanwha-Anthropic exhibition explores AI, human values through art
An exhibition exploring questions of how artificial intelligence (AI) systems work and how they are aligned with human values will take place in Seoul beginning this week, organizers said Wednesday. Titled "AS_____AS POSSIBLE," the exhibition co-hosted by the Hanwha Foundation of Culture and U.S. firm Anthropic, builder of the AI platform Claude, will open at the Centre Pompidou Hanwha on Friday,…
The Hanwha Foundation of Culture and Anthropic, a U.S. firm behind the AI platform Claude, have announced the upcoming exhibition, AS_____AS POSSIBLE, in Seoul. The exhibition, set to open at the Centre Pompidou Hanwha on Friday, features the works of five Korean artists — MinOhrichar, Inhwa Yeom, Ubac Studio, Kahee Jeong, and Mirim Chu.
The artists utilized Anthropic's Claude AI for their commissioned pieces, exploring the relationship between artificial intelligence and human values. The title of the exhibition is derived from the question of the purpose and scope of technology, with the blank to be filled by words such as accurate, understandable, and aligned. The exhibition will run until November 13.
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