Warsaw’s science centre launches new exhibition to explore future

The first part of new exhibition "The Future Is Now" has opened to the public at the riverside Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw, Poland’s capital city.

A futuristic concept car by Mercedes, showcased at the official opening of a new exhibition at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw, central Poland, on Friday, 6 November. The exhibition is held under the title "The Future Is Now"

Photo: PAP/Rafał Guz

Since Friday, visitors to the centre have been able to "find exhibits related to the mechanisms of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning," the official website reads.

"Digital Brain" – the first part of the exhibition – "prompts a rethink of the boundaries of trust, privacy, intimacy, security, and the new definitions of art and creativity," the centre says.

Robert Firmhofer, director of the Copernicus Science Center, told Polish Radio that the exhibition "allows visitors to look ahead (..) and ponder the role of science and technology in the near future."

"We ask fundamental questions. Everyone must answer them individually," Firmhofer said.

"Digital Brain" was officially launched at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw on Friday.

The other two parts of the exhibition – "Mission: Earth" and "Life 2.0" will open in the summer and autumn of 2022 respectively.

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Source: IAR