Running from Wednesday 24 May to Sunday 28 May at King’s College London’s Strand Campus, the King's Festival of Artificial Intelligence is a five-day series of events dedicated to exploring the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and their societal impact. Artists and performers will join AI experts from King’s and the wider academic community in an exciting programme of talks, demos, workshops, screenings and live exhibits.

The use of AI has the potential to deliver major social and economic benefits, with profound impacts, many of which are yet to be understood. Media fascination with the challenges and opportunities arising from these technologies has never been more intense, and conversations about the implications of AI are fast becoming standard features of our professional and social discourse.

The festival programme covers a broad range of topics, including the digital future of surgery, human-AI relationships, art and AI, and the impact of AI on video games and music. There will be opportunities to participate in King’s AI research through a series of demonstrations and, on Saturday 27 May, there will be a series of family-friendly events suitable for younger festival-goers. The festival events are all free and open to all.

Registration is now open for the King's Festival of Artificial Intelligence. Don't miss your chance to learn more about the cutting-edge AI research happening at King’s College London and engage in the challenges and opportunities AI presents.