AI, trippy art and more...Museums that showcase the future and aren't stuck in the past

Museums, as a general rule, are a treasure trove of things from the bygone times. However, not these museums. Let's take a look at some museums that aren't stuck in the past, but are all about the future.

The Dalí Museum celebrates the life and art of "influential and innovative" Spanish Surrealist painter Salvador Dalí who is known for a distinctive style of creating dreamlike realms where ordinary objects are juxtaposed, distorted, or transformed in peculiar and irrational ways.
 

The museum "where the future lives" offers its patrons an opportunity to "go on a journey through possible futures and bring hope and knowledge back to the present."
 

Robot & AI Museum (RAIM) aims to support public education in robotics, foster curiosity, and ignite the passion of future computer programmers and technology enthusiasts.
 

This "different kind of museum" as per its website is an exploration of a space "where art, science, culture and technology come together" to lead to "innovation and new ideas".
 

The museum was commissioned by Sultan Qaboos bin Said al-Said and is a celebration of Oman's economic, cultural and social renaissance since the 1970s.
 

The Misalignment Museum is an immersive art installation designed to enhance public awareness and understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and its potential for both harm and benefit. The primary goal of the museum is to foster meaningful discussions and knowledge-sharing.

As per the museum website, it maintains the world's largest and most significant collection of aviation and space artefacts, encompassing all aspects of human flight, as well as related works of art and archival materials.