Aurélie Jean is a doctor of science and an entrepreneur. She has notably published
On the other side of the Machine.
Voyage of a Scientist to the Land of Algorithms
(2019) and
Do Algorithms Make the Law?
(2022), published by L'Observatoire.
Like a kind of hero who would come to save us from a world at the end of the apocalyptic, the letter initiated by the
Future of Life Institute
and which recommends a six-month break in the development of artificial intelligence, is objectionable.
Knowing that it was co-signed by Elon Musk - the first to have invested in this institute to the tune of 10 million dollars - we can argue because of its intentions.
More worrying is the content of the letter, which lacks practical elements to fight the so-called catastrophe, and which omits to speak about current threats such as technological discrimination or global warming, for which existing solutions are not explored by the authors of this letter.
An approach…
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