The arrival of AI in the creative sector has sparked many debates, whose questions are legitimate: the future of professions, legal issues, or even the anxiety of not "missing the train" of innovation. But is that the essential point?
This round table proposes to shift the focus to the central, yet overlooked, point of the act of creation: the question of resources, and the environmental impact of AI. What concrete consequences for the future of the planet?
Is it art when the artist is not alive? If creating is a life impulse, can a creation that destroys the living still be called art?
By bringing together the perspectives of creative professionals and Lou Welgryn, an expert on ecological issues (Data For Good and Vert Le Media), we will question our uses, our relationship to innovation, and the responsibility of the creative sector in the face of the state of the living world.