2023-06-12 10:30:33
Deep learning, 3D imaging, conversational robots: How is artificial intelligence revolutionizing scientific research? How far will it change our lives? What impact on medicine in particular? Will we be saved by our digital twins?
Data, deep learning, 3D imaging, conversational robots: so many words synonymous with Artificial Intelligence, now at the heart of our daily lives: smartphones, connected objects, transport, industry, agriculture, marketing, security, military, space, medicine… The fields of application are innumerable …..AI is everywhere and the release in March of Chat GPT, this robot capable of holding a conversation, writing an essay, writing a poem or imitating a singer never ceases to arouse incredible media and public enthusiasm…
So how far will AI, which fascinates but also worries, change our lives? How does scientific research benefit from this technological revolution? What benefit can medicine, in particular, derive from it? Is there a risk that one day artificial intelligence will replace doctors or surgeons? How to combine medical secrecy and data sharing? Should we fear drifts, manipulations? How to regulate artificial intelligence without hampering research?
With :
Isabelle Ryl, Professor at the University of Lille, Director of PRAIRIE (PaRis Artificial Intelligence Research Institute)Inria
Jean-Emmanuel Bibault, oncologistfor his work 2041 Medical Odyssey published by Editions des Equateurs
Francois Goulette, Professor, Deputy Director Computer Science and Systems Engineering Unit, ENSTA Paris – Institut Polytechnique de Paris – Associate Researcher at Mines Paris – PSL. He participated in a project to use 3D imagery with AI for applications in archeology, joint between the Ecole des Mines and the ENS
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