What if we imagined a world without artificial intelligence? A world without ChatGPT, without algorithms capable of producing texts, images, or making certain decisions for us. Should we rejoice or worry about it? Neither miracle nor demon, AI is above all a technique, a tool whose effects largely depend on what we do with it. But can we really choose the uses without questioning the economic, social, and political system that produces them?
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Raphaël Stevens, essayist and futurist, will help us take a step back to question what AI says about our society and our relationship to progress.
What does it change for democracy and public debate? What resources does it mobilize and what ecological costs does it entail? What happens to our autonomy when we delegate ever more to machines? And above all: what technologies do we really want, for what world, and in the service of what needs?
Questioning AI is not just asking whether it will exist tomorrow, but collectively asking what place we want to give it.