Understanding Generational Differences in the Age of AI
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During a summer visit, Natacha and Paul spend time with their grandfather Arix, recently widowed. Arix spent his entire career in computer science, particularly in artificial intelligence, closely following the evolution of deterministic and then predictive technologies from the 1970s to 2010. His granddaughter Natacha has eagerly embraced the latest generation of generative AI, while Paul has chosen a different path, turning away from technology to pursue permaculture. When their mother, a painter, loses a commission to an AI, the three generations come together for a spirited discussion about the opportunities and risks of this technological revolution that is already transforming our everyday lives.
Are AI systems truly capable of creativity?
Will they replace us?
What is their environmental impact?
And what else can we expect in the near future?
This graphic novel sets out to explore these questions and the broader world of artificial intelligence, examining the profound societal, economic, and environmental stakes involved. This compelling book invites readers to sharpen their critical thinking and engage thoughtfully and confidently in this important conversation.
Winner of the Cyber Book Prize, Forum InCyber Europe, young adult category.
READERSHIP: All those worried about the AI revolution and those interested in the benefits of AI.
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Luc Truntzler
Luc Truntzler is an expert in artificial intelligence, a professional speaker, and an entrepreneur, recognized for his pioneering contributions to the fields of conversational and generative AI. He is also the author of Le Guide de l'IA en Entreprise (First).