Chat GPT arrived on the market just two years ago and suddenly, AI is everywhere! Some people believe it is the answer to everything. Those who tend to be more apprehensive fear it's the end of humanity (if not the end of the world!). Company experts developing all of this are touting their products’ supposedly perilous, all-powerful nature. Yet somewhere in the middle, the inventors of it all - the researchers and scientists, of course - are sitting and scratching their heads because they don't really know why AI works at all, and why it isn't working as reliably and dependably as we all want it to. Good grief! What's going on? Scratching your head is a good start. Scratching some spots on your head can make you sneeze or even start to laugh. It's been said that our heads are round so our thoughts can change direction.

As part of Gerhard Willert's production, Barbara Novotny and Peter Pertusini will be scratching their heads, while Fadi Dorninger places his stereo head into position and Alexandra Pitz delivers the heads. Have no fear if a high-profile researcher suddenly takes the stage for a moment!

A piece that might make you cry. Or sneeze. Perhaps even laugh. Or maybe even make you stop and think for a minute.