MAISON MINATEC
Wednesday 07 / 11:00 am > 05:30 pm
Rate — €50
Registration is required >>> BILLETTERIE
An open round table discussion, free for students (bring your student card.)
PROGRAMME
- 11:00 am : Opening Ceremonies by Antoine Conjard, Director of Hexagone Scène Nationale Arts Sciences, Michel Ida, Director of Open Labs, Henri Peña Ruiz, philosopher
- 11:30 : Visiting the Expo prior to the public opening and meeting the project holders
- 01:00 pm : lunch
- 02:30 > 05:30 : Round table discussion « Thinking about what is human at the time of artificial intelligence »
Simultaneous translation in French/English
Moderated by
– Thierry Keller, Director of publications at USBEK & RICA
Intervenants
– Marc Duranton, expert in embedded systems and neuron networks at CEA International
– Ségolène Aymé, specialist in Rare Diseases at the Brain & Spine Institute in Paris
– Rocio Berenguer, artiste
– Jean-François Peyret, stage director
– Samuel Bianchini, artist and researcher
– Théophile Olhmann, cognitive psychologist, scientific advisor at CEA
– Henri Peña Ruiz, philosopher
In the wake of a transition sparked by ever-accelerating technological advances (IT, biotechnology, robotics…) and combined with Big Data, new perspectives of a profound social transformation are emerging. These advances of artificial intelligence are so significant that they make us inquire into the future of mankind. More precisely, about its relationship to our bodies, our environment and other fellow humans; an open discussion with scientists, artists and philosophers to open up new paths of possibilities.
Contacts
— laurence.bardini@theatre-hexagone.eu / 06 73 61 18 66
— eliane.sausse@theatre-hexagone.eu / 06 88 37 72 71
⇒ Possibility to attend Étienne Klein’s talk on “Artificial Intelligence and Freedom of Choice“ linked to the ARTEFACT show by Joris Mathieu at MC2: Grenoble at 7.30 pm.
