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What are the next challenges for AI?

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The future of brain-machine synchronisation

Hamilton Mann, Group Vice President of Digital Marketing and Digital Transformation at Thales and Senior Lecturer a..., Cornelia C. Walther, Senior Visiting Scientist at Wharton Initiative for Neuroscience (WiN), Michael Platt, Director of the Wharton Neuroscience Initiative and a Professor of Marketing, Neuroscience, and Psyc...

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Machine Learning: can we correct biases?

Stephan Clémençon, Professor of Applied Mathematics at Télécom Paris (IP Paris)

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“Decisions made by algorithms must be justified”

Isabelle Bloch, Professor at Sorbonne University (Chair in Artificial Intelligence)

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Artificial intelligence: a tool for domination or emancipation?

Lê Nguyên Hoang, Co-founder and President of Tournesol.app, Victor Berger, Post-doctoral researcher at CEA Saclay, Giada Pistilli, PhD student at Sorbonne University affiliated with the CNRS Science, Norms, Democracy laboratory

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When algorithms replace humans, what is at stake? 

Véronique Steyer, Associate Professor in Innovation Management at École Polytechnique (IP Paris), Milie Taing, Founder and CEO of Lili.ai

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Are artificial intelligence and human intelligence comparable?

Daniel Andler, Professor emeritus in Philosophy of Science at Sorbonne Université, Maxime Amblard, Professor of Computer Science at Université de Lorraine, Annabelle Blangero, PhD in Neuroscience and Data Science Manager at Ekimetrics

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Are major communication systems vulnerable?

Jannik Dreier, Associate Professor at Université de Lorraine

On November 28th, 2024
4 min reading time

Communications networks are vulnerable to computer attacks, despite the trust placed in operators.

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Generative AI: what are the next steps?

Andrew Rogoyski, Innovation Director for the Surrey Institute for People-Centred AI

On October 23rd, 2024
8 min reading time

Generative AI is progressing at breakneck speed, which is why it is increasingly necessary to regulate its uses.

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The DNA computer: super hard drive of the future?

Lennart Hilbert, Professor of Bioinformatics and Systems Biology at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

On September 18th, 2024
3 min reading time

In the future, DNA computers could revolutionise computer data storage systems.

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Museum metaverses promise to redefine the cultural experience

Titus Zaharia, Professor at Télécom SudParis (IP Paris), Marius Preda, Associate Professor at Institut MINES-Télécom

On June 4th, 2024
4 min reading time

Digitising works of art helps to preserve cultural heritage, make art collections accessible and reinvent museum experiences.

Christophe Gaie
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Using epidemiology to combat cyberthreats

Christophe Gaie, Head of the Engineering and Digital Innovation Division at the Prime Minister's Office, Jean Langlois-Berthelot, Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and Head of Division in the French Army, Jean-Fabrice Lebraty, Professor of Management Science at iaelyon

On May 22nd, 2024
4 min reading time
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Demystifying generative AI: true, false, uncertain

Laure Soulier, Senior Lecturer at Sorbonne University in the "Machine Learning and Information Access" team

On February 7th, 2024
4 min reading time

Is generative AI an intelligent revolution? Should we be wary of it? Find out in this article.