A creative and playful exhibition about technology and artificial intelligence designed with teenagers in mind, aimed at developing digital skills. It supports critical thinking about technology, builds confidence in the digital world, and fosters healthier habits related to privacy and online well-being. The project is addressed to young people aged 13–19 and it’s in Polish.
The exhibition is interactive, accessible, and easy to grasp. It features panels, infographics, animated projections, and activity cards that encourage reflection and intergenerational dialogue in an engaging and approachable way. The materials created within the project challenge traditional narratives about technology, showing young people how to consciously shape their relationships with the digital world and better understand the mechanisms behind contemporary tools.
First presented in Poland during the 14th edition of the Patchlab Festival in Kraków, the exhibition offers an inspiring space where young people can develop the ability to ask critical questions about the role of technology in life, communities, and the environment. The project was developed by the international organization Tactical Tech in collaboration with over 300 teenagers and 100 teachers worldwide, and was made possible thanks to the support of the European Union and international partnerships, including European Schoolnet, the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), and Save the Children (Italy).
Tactical Tech is an international non-profit with a creative profile that has been exploring the broad impact of technology on society for over two decades. It is recognized by UNESCO as one of the civil society organizations actively engaged in the field of AI ethics.
Note: This exhibition is presented alongside AI & Us — we recommend visiting both together with your family or young audiences.