World’s first AI museum is vibrant sensory overload — but is it really ‘art’?

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Everything is moving so fast in the rainforest, with life pulsing all around: in front, above, and below your feet.   The 360-degree cube takes the eye on a deep dive into exotic flora and fauna. Then comes an even deeper dive into the inner workings of trees, the sap pulsing through a usually invisible network.

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