Explorations of non-human intelligence in contemporary art Intelligence in the plant and animal world and AI For a long time the human brain was considered to be the sole yardstick of intelligence, but this idea is becoming increasingly shaky. Artificial intelligence can acquire abilities that were previously ascribed to human beings alone. At the same time, other non-human forms of intelligence such as that of animals and plants are drawing attention. This publication presents projects by international artists, including Alice Bucknell, Špela Petrič and Patricia Domínguez, who are devoting themselves to two aspects of non-human intelligence: technological intelligence and the intelligence of our eco-system, the diversity of which is under threat of destruction. Essays by leading scientists ask, what forms of intelligence are relevant to the shaping of the future? How can artificial intelligence serve society and promote ecological community? With essays by Anil Kumar Seth, Yvonne Volkart, Joanna Zylinska, et al.