Prince Edward Visits Bletchley Park's AI Exhibit

0:00It's March 25. Entertainment in celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered in trending. Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, stepped out for a special visit to Blessedly Park on Monday. The 90-year-old royal toured the new exhibition called The Age of AI, which opened back in February and looks at how artificial intelligence shapes everyday life. He's the oldest member of the British royal family and a first cousin to the late Queen Elizabeth. As leaving the army in 1976, he's kept up a handful of official duties each year, though he's eased back lately, especially after, losing his wife last September. During the trip, he joined four World War II veterans for afternoon tea in the mansion dining room. Blessedly Park holds deep history, including ties to the Princess of Wales. Her grandmother worked there in an administrative job during the war. The Princess herself has stopped by a couple times, like in 2014 and 2019 for the 75th anniversary of D-Day. She even tried out an Enigma code machine on one visit.

1:01The AI exhibit runs through late 2026 and comes with standard museum admission, keeping the site's story alive for visitors today.