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The end of the truth: when artificial intelligence makes a world of doubts

Humanity is entering a dizzying era where truth, once the pillar of civilization and the foundation of social trust, slowly dissolves in a digital fog of simulacs. Artificial intelligence, by generating texts, images and videos of amazing realism, upsets our relationship to reality. The real and the fake are mixed...

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Marshall McLuhan in the face of artificial intelligence: the medium become spirit

At a time when artificial intelligence is reshaping our relationship to knowledge, creativity and even thought at a dizzying speed, it is beneficial to revisit the legacy of a thinker who, long before the digital age, had come forward with the transformative power of media and technology: Marshall McLuhan. Marshall McLuhan, the media visionary « ...

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African Digital Sovereignty: A Strategic Issue for Financial Data

Africa facing the invisible challenge of digital dependency Digital sovereignty is no longer a subject reserved for engineers or computer scientists: it has become a major economic, strategic and accounting issue. As African companies migrate to the cloud, adopt foreign ERPs and digitize their operations, a crucial question arises...

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Re-inventing the School: The AIA as a learning engine, the teacher as a guide to meaning

An educational earthquake on the move Forget blackboards, dusty manuals, timed controls. The school we've known is moving. Not slowly. Brutally. And this earthquake has a name: artificial intelligence. It's no longer science fiction. In the United States, Europe, Asia, schools are already experimenting with a ...

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The School at the Hour of Artificial Intelligence: Reinventing the Teaching for the Future Citizens

Irruption of artificial intelligence in our daily lives is no longer confined to the world of work or to advanced technologies: it is now invited to classrooms, homework, and even to the relationship between students and teachers. Faced with this silent but profound revolution, the traditional educational model is wavering. Far from...

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The Day where the Internet died: a humorous fable of a world in digital distress

Prologue: the great cosmic bug Ladies and gentlemen, Sunday influencers, insomniac Tiktokeurs, overflowing executives and retired WhatsApp-addicts, let me tell you about the only day in history when the Internet took a global RTT. It was a morning like the rest: the sun was rising, the birds were singing, and the cats... posted their videos on YouTube. ...

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