I AM A.I.

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explaining
artificial
intelligence

Read

We need to talk, AI

A graphic novel about AI

Build

Build your own AI

Create and train an AI without using a computer

Make music

Piano Genie

Play piano with the help of AI

Experiment

Neural Numbers

Explore how AI can learn to read

Play

Gradient Descent

Think like an AI and discover lost treasures

Take the Virtual Interactive Tour

Discover AI through our interactive online exhibits, accompanied by a virtual guide.

Welcome

Artificial Intelligence is the most exciting technology of our time. But how exactly does it work? In which areas is it used? And what are its limitations?

Join us in the launch of I AM A.I. to explore these questions together.

Theresia Bauer
Chairwoman of the foundation administration of the Carl Zeiss Foundation

Andreas Matt
Director of IMAGINARY

Cedric Villani
Mathematician and member of the French parliament

Visit the I AM A.I. Exhibition

The traveling exhibition will launch in January 2022 and tour three German cities.

MAINS
Heidelberg, starting January 2022

Friedrich Schiller University
Jena, May 15 - Aug 26, 2022

Kaiserslautern
Date to be confirmed

Learn more about the Exhibition

Interested in having I AM A.I. in your city or country? Find out more.

News

2022-01-29

The traveling exhibition I AM A.I. opens to the public for the first time in Heidelberg beginning on January 29, 2022, in the MAINS.

2021-03-10 / 2021-03-26

As part of the IDM 2021, we conducted interactive presentations and teacher workshops on A.I. in Algeria, the Republic of Congo, and Senegal.

2021-04-24 / 2021-04-25

At dareCon! conference in Australia, we held an exciting workshop on the core concepts of A.I.

2021-06-09 / 2021-06-11

A three-Day workshop “Mathematical Introduction to Reinforcement Learning” for University students and professors in Pakistan.

2021-06-09 / 2021-06-11

A talk and two mini-workshops on I AM A.I. were given at the Ecsite Conference.

More news

I AM A.I. is developed by IMAGINARY
and financed by the Carl Zeiss Foundation.