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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://co-librebook.neteasy.be/event/meet-the-essayis
 t-bertrand-misonne-4">Meet the essayist Bertrand Misonne</a>\nMona the IA
  (Mona l'IA)\, Bertrand Misonne\, Kennes Editions (2026) Generative artifi
 cial intelligence has ceased to be purely a technical tool: it now invades
  our imagination\, our emotions\, our stories. Researcher in the bustle of
  the European institutions\, Bertrand Missone looks into the cultural\, co
 gnitive and political impacts that so-called "creative" AI's have had on s
 ociety. Can we still talk about creation\, when everything is automated? W
 hat becomes of the artist when she/he is faced against the generating mach
 ine? And above all: what influences have on-demand content creator tools a
 lready done to our desires\, values and points of reference?
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SUMMARY:Meet the essayist Bertrand Misonne
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://co-librebook.neteasy.be/event
 /meet-the-essayist-bertrand-misonne-4">Meet the essayist Bertrand Misonne
 </a>\nMona the IA (Mona l'IA)\, Bertrand Misonne\, Kennes Editions (2026) 
 Generative artificial intelligence has ceased to be purely a technical too
 l: it now invades our imagination\, our emotions\, our stories. Researcher
  in the bustle of the European institutions\, Bertrand Missone looks into 
 the cultural\, cognitive and political impacts that so-called "creative" A
 I's have had on society. Can we still talk about creation\, when everythin
 g is automated? What becomes of the artist when she/he is faced against th
 e generating machine? And above all: what influences have on-demand conten
 t creator tools already done to our desires\, values and points of referen
 ce?
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