Artificial intelligence can write essays, generate images, create songs and answer questions in seconds.
But can a drawing explain the things we’re still struggling to understand about it?
That’s the idea behind a free exhibition currently taking place in Casablanca.
Titled Intelligence artificielle, droits devant !, the exhibition brings together international press cartoons exploring how artificial intelligence is changing our relationship with technology, information and personal freedom.
Organized by Cartooning for Peace, it is being hosted at the FabLab of the Institut français de Casablanca until October 30.
Rather than relying on complicated technical explanations, the exhibition uses illustrations, satire and humor to examine some of the biggest questions surrounding AI.
Who controls the information we see online?
How much influence should algorithms have over our decisions?
And what happens when machines begin performing tasks that were traditionally reserved for humans?
These are questions that have become increasingly relevant, particularly for younger generations growing up with artificial intelligence integrated into everyday digital life.
From personalized social media feeds to AI-powered search engines, automated systems already play an important role in shaping how people interact with the internet.
But understanding those systems isn’t always easy.
Political cartoons offer a different approach.
A single illustration can communicate a complicated argument through humor, exaggeration or an unexpected visual metaphor.
The exhibition also encourages visitors to think critically about technology rather than accepting every new development as automatically beneficial or dangerous.
For Casablanca’s cultural scene, it’s an interesting meeting point between contemporary art and one of today’s most discussed technologies.
And the best part? Admission is free.
The exhibition runs till October 30 at the Institut français de Casablanca, 121 Boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni.
A chance to explore AI without having to ask ChatGPT to explain it first.
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