[25 to 27 January 21] - [30 june to 2 july 21]
Scientific Exploration Artistic Group
Atelier Arts Sciences, in conjunction with MIAI Grenoble and Quai des Savoirs, organised a scientific exploration event focusing on artificial intelligence for artists. The aim was to impart knowledge about the issue of artificial intelligence through guest scientists to prompt exchanges and discussions between scientific, artistic and collective imaginative worlds and individual ones with the artists present.
GAES brought together 12 artists and 10 scientists.
Deux sessions ont été organisées et se sont tenues respectivement à Grenoble et à Toulouse. La session à Grenoble a eu lieu du 25 au 27 janvier 2021 à l'Atelier Arts Sciences et celle de Toulouse au Quai des Savoirs s'est déroulée du 30 juin au 2 juillet 2021.
GAES brought together 12 artists and 10 scientists.
Two sessions were held in Grenoble and Toulouse respectively. The Grenoble session took place on 25-27 January 2021 at Atelier Arts Sciences, while the Toulouse event was held at Quai des Savoirson 30 June to 2 July 2021.
The Grenoble event addressed the following issues: For an overview of these discussions, a summary of the three days was produced by Michel Ida, head of the societal impact of new technologies / Technology division at the CEA. Topics covered Educational intentGAES - Session 1 - Grenoble
- AI and health
- AI society and ethics
- AI and the environment
- AI realities and fantasies
GAES - Session 2 - Toulouse
- AI and transport
- AI and language
- AI and health
Each half-day was punctuated by presentations from AI specialists and scientists considering the themes in question
Partners : MIAI/Hexagone - CEA and Quai des Savoirs, ANITI
Financing : Fondation Carasso, MIAI, Hexagone/ CEA, Quai des Savoirs/Toulouse Métropole.
Part of the ARTificial Intelligence Lab European project co-funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe program.
12 ARTISTS
- Golnaz Behrouznia, plastic artist
- Arnaud Chevalier, comedian and digital artist
- Giuseppe Chico et Barbara Matijevic, directors
- Joséphine Chaffin, author and director
- Jean-François Matignon, director
- Thierry Collet, magician
- LI-CAM, author
- Marc Rigaud, technician
- Marie Vauzelle, author and director
- Dorothée Zumstein, author
- Jacques Vincey, director
SCIENTISTS FROM GRENOBLE AND TOULOUSE
- Françoise Berthoud, founder of the Eco-Info group, specialist in the environmental impacts of digital technology, coach at CNRS
- Thomas Burger, data science researcher (CEA et CNRS)
- Eric Gaussier, director of the MIAI, director of the Grenoble Computer Science Laboratory (2015-2020), researcher in data science and specialist in artificial intelligence (UGA)
- Frédéric Heitzmann, Head of the "Embedded Artificial Intelligence" strategic program (CEA-LETI)
- Thierry Ménissier, Professor, philosopher, head of the "Ethics & AI" chair at the MIAI, Grenoble Institute of Philosophy, Head of the Master's degree in Innovation Management, Project Management and Valorisation (UGA)
- Serge Slama, Professor of public law at Grenoble-Alpes University, specialist in human rights and AI and whistleblowers (UGA)
- Assia Tria, scientific manager for the SSSEC, in charge of scientific animation, resourcing, collaborative projects and European referent for the security section (CEA). Author of numerous articles in the field of hardware security, cryptography and biometrics.
- Denis Trystam, professeur en Informatique à Grenoble INP, spécialiste sur l’impact de l'intelligence artificielle sur l'environnement, directeur de la chaire "Edge Intelligence" (qui étudie l'apprentissage distribué) au MIAI. Membre du collectif Eco-Info (INP)
- Jocelyne Troccaz, Director of Research at the CNRS, specializing in the development of robots to assist in medical and surgical procedures, medical image processing. Director since 2016 of the national labex CAMI on the theme of computer-assisted medical and surgical gestures, co-director of a chair of the Artificial Intelligence Institute MIAI (since 2019) (CNRS).
- Sandrine Voros, research fellow at INSERM in the "computer-assisted medical and surgical gestures" (CAMMG) team of the TIMC-IMAG laboratory (INSERM & UGA)- - Edwige Armand, teacher-researcher in Art and Culture at the INP Purpaon in Toulouse
- Olivier Stasse, head of the Gepeto group in charge of humanoid robots in the Gepeto team at LAAS-CNRS
- Simon Lacroix, researcher at LAAS/CNRS
- Amandine Mayima, researcher at LAAS/CNRS
- Guilhem Buisan, robotics researcher
- Guillaume Sarthou, PhD student in robotics at the LAAS-CNRS laboratory
- Martin Jacquet, Ph.D. in robotics at LAAS/CNRS
- Antonio Enrique Jimenez, researcher
- Rachid Alami, a pioneer in cognitive robotics, research director at the head of the RIS -Robotics and Interactions- team and holder of the Cogonitive and Interactive Robotics chair at the Toulouse Interdisciplinary Institute of Artificial Intelligence ANITI
- Mohamed Kaaniche, CNRS research director in the research group on Secure Computing and Fault Tolerance
- Frédéric Dehais, teacher-researcher at Asia-Supaero - Human Factors and Neuro-ergonomics Department
- Daniel Delahaye, Professor, head of the Optimization and Machine Learning group at ENAC
- Philippe Muller, Associate Professor in Computer Science HDR, co-leader of the MELODI group, member of the AOC (Machine learning) project-team, associated with Leila Amgoud's ANITI Chair on Autonomizing data-driven AI through argumentation and persuasion. Respoonsible for the Master in Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition (IARF) with Thomas Pellegrioni
- Chloé Braud, researcher at CNRS
- Laurent Chicoineau, Director of the Quai des Savoirs
- Marina Léonard, head of the programming department of the Quai des savoirs
- Eliane Sausse, director of the Atelier Arts Sciences, general secretary of the Hexagone Scène Nationale Arts Sciences
- Eric Gaussier, director of the MIAI
- Thierry Ménissier, professor, philosophy, Head of the "Ethics & AI" Chair
- Michel Ida, Head of the Anticipation, Foresight, Science Society Relations program - CEA Tech
- Lea Di Cioccio, CEA LETI researcher, scientific advisor in AI of the Atelier Arts Sciences
- Corinne Joffre, Secretary General ANITI