
Date
Fri 30 Oct '26
Event time
From 13:30
Location
The National Waterfront MuseumRecommended ages
8 years+
Free entry
Join computer scientist Dr Megan Venn-Wycherley for a gallop through the funniest failures and sneakiest shortcuts of artificial intelligence - featuring a maths-defying horse, a chihuahua that might be a muffin, and the chance to become a human chatbot. You'll leave knowing exactly what your phone has in common with a Victorian Horse. Fun for all ages. In 1904, a horse called Clever Hans amazed the world by doing maths with his hoof - until a scientist discovered his real trick, and it was even stranger than maths! More than a century later, we're surrounded by machines that seem to think: they chat, they draw, they finish our sentences. But how much of it is genuine intelligence, and how much is a very fancy hoof-tap? Please note: both adults and children require a ticket for this show. Swansea Science Festival - Swansea University
What to expect:
Free entry
Explore 300 years of Welsh industry and innovation through interactive exhibits, collections, and special events in a waterfront setting.
Last updated: 7 Oct 2026
