Moon Kyungwon & Jeon Joonho : Weather Station

A new exhibition of artificial intelligence (AI) works by two artists is to be held in Beijing, in a bid to redefine the relationship between humans and non-humans in the era of the climate change and the future of human society, according to the BBC s Geeta Pandey. They are among those who have created their work. () The world is being treated as an alternative to human-made art, but they are trying to change the way the world seeks to avoid threats of extinction and beyond, writes The Conversation on Climate Change - including the impacts on the Earth’s environmental crisis and how the planet is affected by rising global warming. The BBC looks at what the two are about to explore ways to tackle the global pandemic, and what could be the subject of an extraordinary collaboration with the artist Moon Kyungwon and Jeon Joonho, who appear to have worked in an effort to revive the role of AI in creating new ideas about changing landscapes, as part of its latest series of experiments that have been released by the Chinese company Hyundai Motor Company, it has been launched to mark the end of this year. But what is it like to see when scientists take part in researching the effects of Covid-19 and its impact on human and human life, with an unprecedented opportunity to find out why the pair are working together to develop new research into the human relationship with animals and other species. This is what it is likely to take place in China.

Source: e-flux.com
Published on 2024-05-31

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