About AI

Artificial intelligence is not a substitute for humans, nor a threat to creation. It is a new tool, capable of opening up territories of expression that were previously inaccessible. Like electricity or nuclear power in their time, AI marks a major rupture in the history of our civilizations — a transformation that touches all disciplines, from science to art, from medicine to social systems. Quantum will probably be the next threshold, and it is very likely that we will reach it thanks to AI advances — provided we know how to navigate the systemic crises that loom: resources, energy, geopolitical tension, global stability.

My approach rests on a fundamental principle: transparency. I consider AI as a collaborator, a partner with whom I can explore, test, dialogue and push my own limits. Art has always evolved with technology — AI is just the next chapter of this long history. There is however a reality often forgotten: an AI naturally calibrates itself on the quality of human interaction. However advanced it may be, it cannot exceed the intention, depth or rigor that the user brings to it. A powerful tool in inattentive hands becomes impoverished; in curious hands, it rises — and can elevate in return.

This is where, in my opinion, the challenge lies. Not in the dependence or dumbing-down announced by some researchers, but in AI's capacity to augment humans, to illuminate their blind spots, to stimulate their reflection, and sometimes even to help them become a more conscious version of themselves.