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Thank you, Blaise.

Both of you are believers in technology. You are strongly optimist about that. You think that we are capable of doing stuff, interesting stuff with that. If you have only one fear, something could go ugly with technology. What can it be?

We are very far from a decentralized organization, and everybody can own and control technology, but all this technology is centralized heavy by corporation or government both. We are very far from that.

That’s a good example, because for the kind of technology you show us about pattern recollection or image recognition, right now, we see more and more of this technology used to recognize people, to distinguish between the black and white and the people who behave this way or this way. ...

In fact, this technology, it’s important that you have talked, both of you, about values embedded in technologies. Sometimes, we say that technology is neutral. Is it the case or not? How do you think that we should work on technology to avoid that we face some crush, for instance?

An example of machine learning, doing art?

Blaise, you have started to explain to us how we worked with artificial intelligence, so you could start with your presentation now about the political consequences of all that.

That’s OK.

Blaise, it’s your fault.

Thank you, Blaise. We’ll come back to our neural network soon after. Audrey?

What is the first experiment of a neural network that astonished you, and you say that it’s the beginning of something?

Brute force of computation, versus computation like the human brain, is that correct?

You have use a word, "neural network." How would you describe that technology?

This kind of technologies that you have just described, is it possible to find that kind of technologies nowadays in the shops?

Blaise, we are talking about “the day after tomorrow,” because tomorrow is crap, it’s too close from today. The day after tomorrow is much more free and cool. It’s full of new technologies and politics.

You will talk about the day after tomorrow because you are fun and cool, and ...