Photos: 'Machine Dreams: Rainforest' exhibition - BERITAJA

“Machine Dreams: Rainforest” is the inaugural accumulation of Dataland, the Museum of AI Arts, situated astatine Frank Gehry’s the Grand LA successful Los Angeles. Open from June 20, 2026, to Jan. 31, 2027, and developed by Refik Anadol Studio, the accumulation unfolds crossed 5 galleries and 25,000 quadrate feet of nationalist space, redefining the depository arsenic a tract of continuous accumulation wherever creation is nary longer a vanished entity but emerges successful existent clip done the interplay of data, computation and quality presence.

At the bosom of the accumulation is the Large Nature Model (LNM), the world’s first open-access multimodal AI trained solely connected quality data, drafting connected much than 500 cardinal images responsibly originated from institutions including the Smithsonian, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Getty, iNaturalist and London’s Natural History Museum. The LNM is hosted connected Google Cloud infrastructure successful Oregon, operating connected 87% carbon-free renewable energy.

A visitant takes the escalator down to the first portal astatine Dataland.

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Visitors are immersed successful imagery astatine Dataland.

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Media creator Refik Anadol, 2nd from right, stands pinch the first visitors astatine Dataland.

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1. Benjamin Feinberg, foreground, and his wife, Amy, are immersed successful a changing kaleidoscope of imagery successful the Infinity room. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)

Visitors research images astatine the museum.

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Millie Csakberenyi, 4, uses an interactive tablet to adhd to imagery connected the surface successful beforehand of her.

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A visitant creates a ghostly characteristic surrounded by imagery.

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A kid watches arsenic an detonation of imagery happens earlier her successful the Infinity room.

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Visitors are immersed successful imagery.

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