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Imaginary marriage of the pope, layoffs by the millions, modeling of proteins: it is time to take seriously the dizzying acceleration of AI.
Par Guillaume Grallet
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Ipapal mages on the turntables or converting to marriage after a whirlwind encounter; of Donald Trump struggling in the midst of law enforcement; or Emmanuel Macron stuck in a no man’s land in flames… Never has the progress of so-called generative artificial intelligence, that is to say based on existing content to create new ones, been so tangible, making it possible to create, it is depending on, texts, videos, computer code, or even in this specific case images as wacky as they seem realistic. Furthermore, the effects on the labor market caused by theartificial intelligencethe expression of which was first enunciated in 1956 at the Dartmouth conference by mathematician John McCarthy, seems increasingly…