Art meets AI: Beeskow invites you to a creative experiment at the castle!

Art meets AI: Beeskow invites you to a creative experiment at the castle!

Beeskow, Deutschland - in Beeskow it will be wild! Six artists dare to do the impossible: they communicate with artificial intelligence to create works of art. At the historic Beeskow Castle, visitors can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of AI themselves. The question that all concerns: Can AI really art? Anne Wenkel, one of the artists, dealt intensively with the question of whether AI not only knitting and cooking, but can also be empathetic. Surprisingly, psychological tests have shown that AI is able to simulate empathy so well that it causes real feelings!

The weekend at Beeskow Castle promises a spectacle of a special kind. Visitors can not only marvel at the impressive works by Karoline Beeck, Sonia Eliashvili, Bettina, Barbara Steinitz, Maksymilian Storwider and Anne Wenkel. On Friday at 7 p.m., Wolfgang R. Heuer caused a sensation with a reading in which absurd questions are asked to chat. What happens if you ask the AI assistant where a one-legged dog kneels? The answers are as strange as it is fascinating!

live drawing and workshops: Ki in action!

Saturday is all about creative competition: at 5 p.m. artists compete against each other in a live sign competition, and the AI also mixes with them. On Sunday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., visitors can compare the results of humans and machines in workshops with Anne Wenkel. What happens if both work with the same keywords? The results are amazing and stimulate thought.

A picture of AI: Fantasy meets reality

A highlight of the exhibition is the image that the AI designed in Beeskow. Karoline Beeck asked Chatgpt what it would look physical and received a bizarre answer: an owl head for wisdom, octopus arms for versatility, a cat -like body for speed and horse feet for steadfastness. Beeck has transformed this description into a drawing that amazes visitors. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to explore the boundaries between man and machine and to experience how Ki revolutionizes the art world.