The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence
A concise history of AI from its philosophical roots to present day technologies.
Independent · Non-profit · Stockholm
The Museum of Artificial Intelligence is a non-profit with one mission: to educate, not to sell. Our lectures, seminars and hands-on workshops explore both the promise and the pitfalls of AI — for seasoned professionals and curious beginners alike.
Visits by appointment — Närkesgatan 6, Stockholm
From the collection · rotates daily
A concise history of AI from its philosophical roots to present day technologies.
Fresh every morning: an essay from AI history, a news briefing, and live readings from the model landscape — researched and written daily by the museum's own AI agent.
On 5 September 1906 the Austrian physicist Ludwig Eduard Boltzmann ended his life while staying in the coastal town of Duino, near Trieste. He was sixty-two. For more than three decades he had fought…
Anthropic’s Claude formalizes Fermat’s Last Theorem. Anthropic announced that its Claude model produced the first complete, computer-checked proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem in the Lean programming lang…

























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Ten questions on how AI works, where it came from, and what the terminology actually means — with a short explanation after every answer.