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Cognitive dissonance and Artificial Intelligence

Cognitive dissonance and Artificial Intelligence

For an authentic commitment to technology.
We criticize tech giants while using their services daily. This contradiction reveals our ambiguous relationship with technologies and calls for rethinking our (…)

Towards a distributed cultural sector

Towards a distributed cultural sector

Hypotheses on the commons and digital diversity.
What if digital cultures showed us how to build the commons through distribution rather than centralization? This hypothesis invites us to rethink cultural (…)

About the “new” images

About the “new” images

A critical reflection on technological innovation and real cultural transformation.
Between ephemeral fashion effects and genuine artistic revolutions, “new images” often reveal more about our relationship to the present than to the future, and often (…)

France's cultural sector faces the urgent need for a rethink

France’s cultural sector faces the urgent need for a rethink

From 1959 to 2025, history repeats itself... in reverse.
French cultural sector funding is crumbling. Malraux’s “colonial” heritage (1959) is obsolete in the face of digital technology and political attacks. Vital urgency: (…)

The Time of Creation

The Time of Creation

Rethinking art beyond mastery.
Is art object or relation? Let us explore a vision of creation where the work resides in shared experience rather than in technical mastery. Thus are also revealed (…)

Cultivating digital sovereignty

Cultivating digital sovereignty

For a democratic reclaiming of our digital spaces.
Faced with our growing dependence on tech giants, digital sovereignty is becoming a major democratic challenge. It’s time to act collectively. The foundations of (…)

Cultural investigation with artificial intelligence

Cultural investigation with artificial intelligence

Towards an open, non-directive methodology for revealing the unexpected.
How can we transcend the limitations of traditional cultural surveys? By combining spontaneous dialogues and AI analysis, a new approach could allow us to discover (…)

Hearing of Alex Hitchens at the Commission of Inquiry into the psychological effects of TikTok on minors (June 10, 2025).

The evolution of law and symbolic power in the age of social networks

When traditional institutions lose their grip on new power players.
Faced with the emergence of new forms of authority, our democracies must rethink their relationship to dialogue and respect for otherness so as not to lose their (…)

Digital politics

Digital politics

When clicking becomes voting: the hidden face of our technological choices.
Code is law: digital tools are not neutral. Our daily technological choices are political acts that shape the world. Here are concrete elements for personal and (…)

Corporate memory at the service of cultural rights

Corporate memory at the service of cultural rights

Rethinking the relationship between cultural venues and people.
Cultural institutions, through their failure to collect and care for data, forget those they welcome, denying their dignity. This amnesia contradicts cultural rights: (…)

A new friend invites itself

A new friend invites itself

Anthropomorphism and Artificial Intelligence.
On April 5, 2025, Meta AI enters our WhatsApp conversations. Not as a tool, but as a contact. This presence raises a crucial question: how can we preserve our (…)

Leaving the house in the presence

Leaving the house in the presence

Reflections on collective presence after lockdowns.
The lockdowns of 2020 and 2021 ultimately revealed our vital need to go out and share collective moments. This experience questions the meaning of presence and (…)

Nuit Blanche at Vitry-sur-Seine

Nuit Blanche at Vitry-sur-Seine

Participatory touring screening/performance/animated film.
During Nuit Blanche 2025 in Vitry-sur-Seine, the itinerant projection workshop transformed a multidisciplinary day into a collective and improvised artistic (…)

Presence and confrontation

Presence and confrontation

Dialectics of world thinking.
Faced with the impossible dialogue between our divergent world-thoughts, which threatens our identities, a path opens up: building together around a common project. (…)

Presence and a sense of reason

Presence and a sense of reason

Getting away from dehumanizing good intentions.
Does being right make us more human? This need for certainty, this “external scaffolding” that I call the feeling of reason, obscures our anchored presence and can (…)

Language invention and artificial intelligence

Language invention and artificial intelligence

The linguistic autonomy of machines and its implications.
Generative AIs, designed to master human language through deep learning, could paradoxically invent more efficient languages among themselves that would completely (…)

Participatory design and Artificial Intelligence

Participatory design and Artificial Intelligence

Protocols and precautions for controlled innovation.
When participative creation and AI meet, four modalities of use and two artistic schools intertwine. A practical guide to navigating between innovation and mastery. (…)

Towards voluntary evaluation of cultural projects

Towards voluntary evaluation of cultural projects

For “cultural prevention” policies.
The subsidized cultural sector is going through a crisis of legitimacy after betraying its democratic values. I believe that a refoundation through sincere evaluation (…)

Intelligence artificielle générative et changement anthropologique

Intelligence artificielle générative et changement anthropologique

Hypothèse sur la fin de la solitude humaine à l’ère de l’IA générative.
L’avènement de ChatGPT marque à mon sens une rupture anthropologique majeure : pour la première fois, l’humanité n’est plus seule face à l’existence. Les prémices du (…)

Welcoming radicalized people to cultural venues

Welcoming radicalized people to cultural venues

For a truly inclusive cultural democracy.
Do cultural venues filter their audiences, consciously or unconsciously, according to criteria of radicalism? This question reveals our contradictions about violence (…)

Cultural venues and social networks

Cultural venues and social networks

How to turn audiences into ambassadors rather than chasing followers.
Cultural venues are on social media out of obligation, without a clear strategy or convincing results. We need to rethink their presence: no longer communicating (…)

Documentation and artificial intelligence

Documentation and artificial intelligence

Rethinking professional practices.
Generative AI can profoundly enrich our professional practices. To exploit their potential for constructive synthesis and analysis, we need to rethink our (…)

The post-covid inversion of power

The post-covid inversion of power

Political absence in times of crisis.
The Covid crisis revealed how censorship, lies and manipulation of information by public authorities and mainstream media weaken our democracies. Today, the inversion (…)

Cultural rights and preservation of digital heritage

Cultural rights and preservation of digital heritage

Bernard Stiegler’s technical philosophy sheds political light.
Have you ever tried to find a video you loved on YouTube from ten years ago? A blog post that made an impression on you? Your friends’ photos on MySpace? There’s a (…)

Our fragile memory

Our fragile memory

For a digital archiving policy.
Our lives are now inscribed in digital form: emails, photos, documents, etc. But this collective memory is excessively fragile. Without active archiving, our heritage (…)

The concept of reality in the age of digital media

The concept of reality in the age of digital media

A proposal to revitalize the practice of independent thinking.
Since 2005, digital media has redefined our relationship to reality. We now confuse our direct perceptions with images from others, creating an unprecedented (…)

For a virtuous dispersal of the cultural sector

For a virtuous dispersal of the cultural sector

The end of traditional cultural influence.
The cultural sector is going through a major crisis that reveals a paradigm shift. In my opinion, we must now cultivate culture everywhere, in all sectors. A paradigm (…)

Towards renewed cultural mediation for young people

Towards renewed cultural mediation for young people

Cultural rights and the digital age.
Digital practices of youth: legitimate cultural expressions for rethinking mediation and building a renewed cultural democracy. A necessary paradigm shiftThe (…)

Rethinking youth culture

Rethinking youth culture

From democratization to cultural democracy.
Cultural institutions often fail to reach youth. To reverse this trend, we must move from cultural democratization to cultural democracy, recognizing the diversity of (…)

Artistic Legitimization, Cultural Rights, and Construction of the Individual

Artistic Legitimization, Cultural Rights, and Construction of the Individual

Between horizontality and the need for recognition.
Artistic legitimization, between traditional hierarchies and new digital forms, questions individual and collective recognition. By intersecting Dewey, Latour, and (…)

Secret violence

Secret violence

The roots of authoritarianism: what elementary school really teaches.
In France, the transition to middle school exposes young people to a secret violence, reproducing school authoritarianism in their autonomous social structures, where (…)

Presence and “objective facts”

Presence and “objective facts”

Collective beliefs and the construction of truths.
The objectivity of facts is often illusory: our perceptions, power, and interests influence their definition, making reality complex, subjective, and always partial. (…)

Cultural rights and the “fight” against the far right

Cultural rights and the “fight” against the far right

How to rebuild democracy in our cultural spaces.
How the discourse of “fighting against the far right” stigmatizes voters, compromises democratic dialogue and becomes hate speech. It would be better to “fight for (…)

Presence, common ground and self-containment

Presence, common ground and self-containment

Cultivating the symbolic space for living together.
Humanity, intrinsically collective, requires a symbolic common ground to form society. This place must promote diversity of viewpoints rather than consensus, avoid (…)

A priori and the presence of others

A priori and the presence of others

When our projections merge with our identity.
Our preconceptions are projections that seem to define our identity. True presence, however, anchors us within ourselves while opening us to others. Cultivating this (…)

Identity and social function

Identity and social function

Quand le “je suis” devient prison : déconstruire la fusion identité-fonction
The confusion between identity and social function creates hierarchies that limit our exchanges. Recognizing the multiplicity of our identities allows us to (…)

The presence of we

The presence of we

When universalism masks domination.
Many texts employ an undefined “we” that claims to speak for everyone. This posture denies otherness and creates antagonisms. Preferring “I” allows respect for (…)

Presence, care and politics

Presence, care and politics

When self-care becomes an act of political resistance.
Presence, care, and politics are intimately linked. Faced with contemporary biopower that controls bodies and attacks our free will, cultivating inner presence (…)

The writing being

The writing being

Writing, identity and world transformation.
Writing shapes us. Beyond the traditional writer, the “writing being” encompasses anyone who writes—from journalists to social media users—whose words transform (…)

Technology, presence, use and innovation

Technology, presence, use and innovation

Methodological elements for innovation.
Innovation does not come from technical mastery but from the singular use we make of it. Faced with AI and new technologies, it is our presence to ourselves that (…)

Presence and totality

Presence and totality

When antagonisms reveal their synergy.
Presence, openness to the unexpected, seemingly opposes organized totality. Yet, an authentic presence to oneself and others can generate a living totality that (…)

Framework, purpose and transgression

Framework, purpose and transgression

So as not to get lost along the way.
When the framework of a project becomes inadequate, transgressing it often allows for better achievement of the objectives by prioritizing lived experience over (…)

Presence and value

Presence and value

To multiply human capacities.
Our presence in the world is guided by values whose roots are contingent and anecdotal. Becoming aware of this makes us more flexible in exploring new experiences (…)

Adapting to presence

Adapting to presence

To be present is paradoxically to transform oneself, through absence from oneself.
To be more present, to oneself and to the world, one must adapt their presence—it is an act of will. And this leads to a paradox: being fully present requires (…)

Presence and sound waves

Presence and sound waves

Our power to act on the waves that make us.
We exist in a vibrational universe. Our presence in the world is of a wave-like nature, and we can influence the quality of our presence through awareness of the (…)

Liability and computer backup

Liability and computer backup

To stop turning our backs on our future.
Computer backup is often neglected due to a lack of understanding and the illusion of the ubiquity of digital data. This unawareness exposes us to significant (…)

Presence and freedom of expression

Presence and freedom of expression

Who is responsible for freedom?
Freedom of expression, a democratic pillar, is threatened by shifting censorship depending on those in power, even those who claim to be democrats. To preserve our (…)

Speech takes on PowerPoint

Speech takes on PowerPoint

For more useful collective exchanges.
PowerPoint presentations hinder collective intelligence by rigidifying exchanges—this is well-known and documented—yet they remain almost unavoidable. Here are some (…)

Geography of presence

Geography of presence

Life as a layered journey.
Our presence to ourselves varies depending on context. The concept of a “geography of presence” explains how our inner states transform, intertwine, and influence our (…)

The marginality of cultural institutions

The marginality of cultural institutions

Lucidity of a paradigm shift.
Traditional cultural institutions, once central, have become marginal in the face of digital practices that now dominate citizens’ attention. This paradigm shift (…)

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