When AI Targets Our Minds
As the boundary between human and machine continues to blur, distinguishing reality from the artificial is becoming increasingly difficult. In a world saturated with screens, disinformation and artificial intelligence, algorithms shape the way we think and act, often invisibly. As democracies grow more fragile and strategies of cognitive influence proliferate, how can we safeguard our cognitive integrity and resist, both individually and collectively, this expanding technological grip?
In the presence of the directors.
Elisabeth Logean
Journalist, Producer Temps Présent, RTS
Mark Hunyadi
Philosopher, professor of moral and political philosophy
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Isabelle Chappuis
National Councillor, expert in digital affairs
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Bruno Giussani
Author of Manuel de résistance à l'emprise technologique
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Discussions are interpreted in English
Temps présent : IA mon confident mortel
Artificial intelligence, now omnipresent and largely unregulated, has begun to profoundly reshape human lives. Its conversational agents, such as ChatGPT, both strikingly convincing and highly practical, are designed to foster dependency, collect data, and blur the boundary between reality and the digital world. By confining individuals within algorithmic bubbles, their use can lead to addiction, isolation and even suicide, while directly threatening democratic processes. Is this so-called “friend” truly benevolent?
⚠︎ This film contains disturbing narratives that may be sensitive to some viewers.
Corinne Portier
