Hunting at AI – Liberation

Who still remembers calls for a moratorium on artificial intelligence, its development being unregulated and its installation outside of any legal framework? Sam Altmanboss of the Openai firm which had been dismissed by its own ethical surveillance committee, is today back and adored from everywhere. He will also be one of the guests of the brand that Emmanuel Macron will welcome from this Monday at the World Summit for Action on Artificial Intelligencealongside many heads of government and bosses of tech giants. In filigree already appears the real name of the exercise, “regulation yes, but not too much”, because France is very late despite more than 2.5 billion euros engulfed in a subsidy of start-up which does not say Not his name, preferring to be called Plan France 2030.

And what will happen in 2030? No one knows, but you have to be. No technological firm launched in AI is capable of sketching a possible financial model, it is more and more the states that go to the checkout, starting with China and the United States, where Donald Trump has already announced the plan «Stargate» for future infrastructure. Liberation is leaning today not only On geopolitical issues And financiers of the AI, but also on its environmental impact, while France hopes to attract many new data centers to be filled thanks to its low -cost carbon energy network. The specialists we interviewed are worried about this global runaway which is singularly lacking in safeguards. In 1942, the Enrico Fermi physicist had amazed governments around the world, announcing that he had built the first atomic pile under a chicago stadium. Less than three years later, it was Hiroshima. There is still time to define the challenges of artificial intelligence, but 2030 risk …

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