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Le philosophe Jean-Gabriel Ganascia livre un essai éclairant sur les mythes que suscite l’intelligence artificielle

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“Le philosophe Jean-Gabriel Ganascia livre un essai éclairant sur les mythes que suscite l’intelligence artificielle”

« Mythologies de l’IA » s’inspire de Roland Barthes et de ses « Mythologies » pour penser l’émergence de l’IA à travers les « fables » qui l’accompagnent.

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