The expected disruption of artificial intelligence

Humanity seems to be obsessed with always inventing more and better machines, all of which have caused considerable disruption in societies.Inventions have been thousands, some more disruptive than others, but almost always the ones we consider most disruptive would never have been a reality without the small other inventions upon which they were built.Everything we saw in nature we wanted to copy and build. Thus, we made machines that walk, fly…

The Great Replacement of Man by the Machine is a long-standing sensitive subject (since the Revolt of Canuts in 1831). If the robotization of factories and warehouses no longer anybody, because robots save workers and handlers tasks both laborious and dangerous, the automation of customer services is more ... Read more The AIA exacerbates the ambivalent relationship between customers and automatons →

El Salvador Leads Latin America with Groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence Law.

El Salvador has become the first country in Latin America to officially enact legislation focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI), setting a precedent for the region with an innovative and forward-looking approach. Announced by Stacy Herbert, a key figure in the country’s technological and economic transformation, the new law prioritizes the creation of a developer-friendly regulatory ecosystem. Rather than imposing strict limitations on AI use,…

We live in a historical moment. As is often said, “we are not in an era of change, but in a change of era.” Social, economic, geopolitical and, of course, technological changes. Just as the Internet radically transformed our way of living, working and relating, Artificial Intelligence (IA) is called to be the next great foundational technology, capable of reshaping all sectors and aspects of our life. Although many perceive AI as a recent novelt…

In the last few years, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a technical tool in the hands of engineers - it is increasingly present in decision-making processes that directly affect human lives. From medical diagnoses, through judicial rulings, to student evaluations and selection of job candidates - AI makes decisions that can be crucial for someone. But how reliable is it?

Political action is an art of execution. Hence the urgency to think deeply before acting when a new phenomenon disrupts habits. This is our context with the emergence of artificial intelligence. It is heralded as an upheaval in all areas of human activity. What we are already seeing allows us to imagine it, in fact. […] This article, For artificial thought to remain under human protection, was published by Zoé Abrahams on her blog: Melenchon.fr.