Rencontres

PENSER L’INTELLIGENCE ARTIFICIELLE

Rencontre autour de l’ouvrage collectif Penser l’intelligence artificielle

Librairie Utopia (75005), 15 janvier 2025 à 19h.

Rencontres autour de De la bêtise artificielle :

. librairie L’atelier (Paris, 75020), 17 septembre 2025 à 19h30.

. librairie La Virevolte (Lyon, 69005), 6 novembre 2025 à 19h30.

. fondation Lucien Paye (Paris, 75014), 20 novembre 2025 à 18h30 (“Rencontres et débats autrement”).

. librairie Fontaine (Paris, 75007), 1er décembre 2025 à 19h.

Discussion with Daniel Ross about  The Immense Regression. What is called caring (vol. 1)

La Générale, 39 rue Gassendi, 75014 Paris – October 27th 2025 at 6:30 pm

Abstract

“For Bernard Stiegler, philosophy starts with the question of technics, then for most of its history forgets this question, and ultimately rediscovers that it was never anything other than this question. But this question of technics is first of all, and above all, the question of technics as a form of memory, opening the possibility of knowledge but also tending to eliminate it. With the vast increases in speed that come with computer network technologies, this tendency moves increasingly towards the elimination of the knowledge-as-non-knowledge that characterizes us as beings who anticipate our mortality. Which is to say, the elimination of time itself. So-called artificial intelligence raises these issues in a new way, beyond what Stiegler was able to experience during his lifetime, but in a way anticipated by him, both analytically – as tendencies towards denoetization, cinematization, and uncertainty – and existentially – as what he calls an immense regression.”

Discussion autour de Penser avec Bernard Stiegler, avec Anne Alombert et Adrien Zerrad

Librairie L’Atelier (Paris, 75020), 27 mai 2025 à 19h30.

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Rencontres autour de Schizophrénie numérique :

Discussion autour de Philosophies singulières

En ligne, 15 septembre 2021.

Discussion avec Michaël Crevoisier et Benoit Robin autour de l’entretien entre B. Stiegler et M. Belhaj Kacem.