My project "Everything clear and incomprehensible" does not tell you how artificial intelligence works technically or what diverse possible uses it offers in the present and future, but illuminates the question of being human in an increasingly technical world; a world in which technology does not work like a machine, but in which it automates the automation itself and thus intervenes in our lives on its own; a world that makes many of us realise how vulnerable we are as biosocial and as social beings. We feel more closely related to our smartphones than to animals and plants. To achieve this goal, I have selected several important issues from our lives that are directly affected by artificial intelligence and processed them in a satirical style.

The project raises many questions about the limits of artificial intelligence in our lives, many questions show that what is happening in the world of artificial intelligence is not only an important issue, but the most important issue for our future. In the near future we will undoubtedly spend more time interacting with technologies that use artificial intelligence, and maybe we will create robots that are smarter than us. But now in the 21st century we must decide how to deal with this new complex, clear and incomprehensible situation.