In recent years, the rapid rise of artificial intelligence has generated a wide range of reactions, from technological enthusiasm to ethical concern. Far from dystopian narratives or purely technical portrayals, the film approaches AI from a humanistic perspective. Through a variety of scenes and viewpoints, researchers, philosophers, and artists participate in a transversal exploration that goes beyond the technical dimension of AI to reveal its cultural and existential stakes.
It asks essential questions: what is intelligence? Can a machine develop empathy, creativity, or imagination? What future is shaping the relationship between humans and artificial intelligence? At the heart of the film emerges a decisive question: can a collective, conscious, and responsible use of artificial intelligence contribute to building a positive future?
Idiap is proud to participate as an official partner in two screenings of the film in the French-speaking Switzerland, each followed by a panel discussion, inviting the audience to continue the reflection and confront perspectives, doubts, and proposals regarding this technology that is already reshaping our present.
In Martigny – Tuesday, March 17
Panelists:
- Daniel Gatica-Perez, Head of the Social Computing Group at Idiap Research Institute
- Sébastien Fanti, Attorney at Law, holder of a CAS in Law & AI
- Raffael Rodogno, Professor of Ethics at University of Lausanne and EPFL
In Geneva – Tuesday, March 12
Panelists:
- Paola Merlo, Head of the Computational Learning & Computational Linguistics Group at Idiap Research Institute
- Grégoire Barbey, creator of the podcast “IA qu’à m’expliquer”
- Maurizio Pierini, Machine Learning Project Leader at CERN
- Valerio Jalongo, the film director
