eSanté et Intelligence Artificielle. Entre promesse du meilleur et crainte du pire, de Patrice Cristofini & Raymond Taube – Editions Maïa, mars 2021 L’avenir n’est jamais tel qu’on le prédit. Une certitude néanmoins : les technologies évoluent à une vitesse exponentielle. Fascinant et inquiétant, quand on songe à ce qu’était
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HEC Paris et l’Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris) annoncent la création de Hi! PARIS, un centre interdisciplinaire de recherche et d’enseignement consacré à l’IA et aux Sciences des données. Ce premier centre en Europe interdisciplinaire et interinstitutionnel, alliant éducation, recherche et innovation, a pour ambition de devenir un leader
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Medicine, biology, genetics, pharmacology, zoology, but also environmental sciences are of course in the front line in the fight against Covid-19. But, in the face of the coronavirus, and unlike the previous major epidemics that have hit the planet since the beginning of this century - avian flu, SARS, influenza, etc. - the virus is not a new phenomenon.
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The question of the effectiveness and limitations of a diagnostic AI arises, from a technical, but also ethical and legal point of view. On February 27, the Aristotle Association is organizing a seminar on the relationship between AI and health. In what way is this sector deeply shaken by the arrival of these new technologies?
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If there is one area of artificial intelligence that is advancing very quickly, it is facial recognition. The technology seems to have reached maturity and allows a number of use cases that flirt, when they do not transgress them, with the most elementary ethical limits. Facing the invasion
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TrauMatrix, the new scientific and medical research partnership of the Ecole Polytechnique is launched. Objective: to develop the first decision support tools for the management of patients suffering from severe trauma. The Ecole polytechnique announced the launch of a three-year scientific and medical research partnership with the
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OECD member and partner countries officially adopted the first set of intergovernmental principles on artificial intelligence (AI) on 22 May 2019. In doing so, they commit to international standards aimed at ensuring the design of AI systems that are robust, safe, fair and trustworthy. The
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For some time now, thousands of young high school and university students have been taking to the streets every week, all over the world, to question their governments on the climate and social emergency. These figures of today's youth come in succession of generations of young people who have become their elders. Successive generations
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Consecration for "deep learning" and Frenchman Yann LeCun with the prestigious Turing 2018 Award This Wednesday, March 27, 2019, three researchers specializing in artificial intelligence, Frenchman Yann LeCun and Canadian Yoshua Bengio, professor of AI at the University of Montreal and British Geoffrey
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Les participants à la Conférence mondiale de l’UNESCO sur l’intelligence artificielle appellent à une gouvernance fondée sur les droits pour l’IA Il est nécessaire de garantir une gouvernance de l’intelligence artificielle (IA) centrée sur l’être humain, sont convenus les participants à la conférence intitulée Principes de l’Intelligence artificielle :
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Since October 2018, 35 students from Strate design school, ENS Paris-Saclay, Centrale Supélec, Télécom and ENSTA ParisTech have been working in groups on the theme of "Artificial Intelligence" as part of the Design & Science Prize - Université Paris-Saclay. They have had five months to imagine, develop and prototype an
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The intelligence behind artificial "intelligence" (AI) is suspect. Admittedly, we are less and less doubtful of its remarkable technical capabilities. On the other hand, we increasingly doubt its... intelligence. For example, we hesitate to speak of genuine intelligence - in the strongest sense of the word - even though
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Artificial intelligence has already been present in our daily lives for many years. For many, it is becoming the magic solution to all problems. Is this reasonable? Is it a fad? Is it a reality? What should we think of this breakthrough of AI in our daily lives? From
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Should we be afraid of memory implants? A recent study echoed by UP' reports possible cyber attacks on our memory. Jean-Gabriel Ganascia, a researcher in artificial intelligence, provides a forum that puts the legitimate fears we may have in their rightful place. Remote appropriation
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Not a day goes by without mentioning Artificial Intelligence, the great evil or the great good of the century. A threat to humanity, a consubstantial engine of economic growth, a liberticidal monster, an exterminator of humanity or an omnipotent benefactor, designed to help us, to increase us but also to watch over us in order to perhaps subdue us or make us
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The last two components of Google's investment plan in France announced last January by its CEO, Sundar Pichai, have become a reality with the expansion of Google's premises and the inauguration of the fundamental research centre dedicated to Artificial Intelligence (AI) - the first in France. Google continues to
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The superlatives are going full speed ahead since Google announced the release of its voice assistant capable of making phone calls for you. Awesome or terrifying, this technological feat is undoubtedly remarkable. Because it is a question of imitating the human voice to fill out immense services for you.
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That intelligence knows how to see and drive cars, that it knows how to talk and exchange with us, that it knows how to play Go better than we do... All this doesn't impress us anymore and has almost become part of our daily life. In the AI's skill set, we can also add the sense of smell. British researchers claim to have
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Let's go for a month. That's all we're gonna talk about now: the World Cup. The fans have taken out their flags and are already seated in front of their TV sets. In the pubs, conversations and predictions are going well. Who's going to win? Everyone is in it.
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