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On October 30, MTL connect: Printemps numérique invites us to rethink our relationship with digital technology through the theme Territories & Humanities.
In a world undergoing technological, social and ecological transformation, this day offers a collective reflection on a more ethical, sustainable and locally grounded digital future.
Opening conference: Humanizing Digital
Jalal Charaf, Executive Vice President of Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), will open the day with a powerful and inspiring conference.
Faced with increasing automation, he advocates for a human-centred digital approach, based on essential pillars: education, inclusion, autonomy and ethical governance.
A key moment to lay the foundations for a responsible digital transition.
Highlights of October 30
AI and ethics: preventing misuse
Can we ensure that artificial intelligence will serve humanity?
During a panel led by the LoiZéro project (initiated by Yoshua Bengio), experts will debate the ambitious idea of a “guardian” AI, capable of supervising and restraining other misaligned artificial intelligences.
With:
- Lamiae Azizi (UM6P) – AI expert
- Marc-Antoine Dilhac (Université de Montréal / Mila) – philosopher and ethicist
- Philippe Beaudoin (LoiZéro) – Principal Research Director
A discussion at the intersection of technology, ethics and governance.
AI serving territories: feedback from experience
In a master class engagement, Jacques Priol, President of the Observatoire Data Publica, will present a critical analysis of 250 territorial AI projects in France.
What impact on public services? What real effectiveness? What democratic limits? An exchange based on concrete data to better understand the challenges of an AI that is useful, sober and aligned with local needs.
Come and imagine a digital future where technology serves citizens, social justice and territories.