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Ai vs AI: Question 35/81

What is the one question you would like to ask humans?

 

Ai Weiwei: This question should be answered by AI.

ChatGPT (AI), January 2024: “How can humanity collectively strive for a more equitable and sustainable future?”

ChatGPT (AI), January 2025: That’s a tough one, but if I had to ask a question to humans, it might be:

“What does it mean to live a meaningful life?”

This question taps into the heart of human experience—how do individuals define fulfillment, purpose, and connection? The answers would likely vary from person to person, but it could offer profound insights into how humans navigate the complexities of existence and what ultimately shapes their lives.

DeepSeek (AI), January 2025: If I could ask humans one question, it would be:
“What do you believe is the purpose or meaning of your existence, and how does that shape the way you live your life?”

This question delves into the core of human philosophy, spirituality, and individuality. It encourages reflection on what drives people, what they value most, and how they find fulfillment. The answers would likely reveal the incredible diversity of human thought and experience, as well as the common threads that connect us all.

What is the one question you would like to ask humans?’ Edition of 81 from a series of 81 Questions by Ai Weiwei (£500 +VAT). Embossed and hand-signed by the artist. Available exclusively on circa.art

 

 

To coincide with the exhibition, 81 Questions – a series of 81 hand-signed and embossed screen prints featuring the 81 questions posed by Ai Weiwei – are available exclusively on CIRCA.ART for £500+VAT.

“Each Lego brick pixel represents a person”, says Ai Weiwei, who incorporates the plastic construction toy – a readymade material incorporated into many of his most recent works – into his print design for the first time. The black egalitarian pixel font and embossed baseplate combine technology with artisanal craft to create this thought-provoking and playful reflection on today’s world. Each print in the series of 81 Questions is hand-signed and numbered by the artist in editions of 81.


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