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AI: A work that cannot be discovered or learned is a work that no longer really exists
France💻 Technology14 hr. ago

AI: A work that cannot be discovered or learned is a work that no longer really exists

The article discusses a debate at the Lumière Summit, where industry professionals and researchers, including Sandra Laugier, argue that artificial intelligence's impact on the distribution of creative works needs more attention. The discussion highlights concerns about how AI affects the accessibility and learning of artistic creations, suggesting that if a work cannot be discovered or learned, it effectively ceases to exist in cultural terms.

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Le Monde logoLe MondeIndependent🔒Center14 hr. ago
AI: A work that cannot be discovered or learned is a work that no longer really exists

The article discusses a debate at the Lumière Summit, where industry professionals and researchers, including Sandra Laugier, argue that artificial intelligence's impact on the distribution of creative works needs more attention. The discussion highlights concerns about how AI affects the accessibility and learning of artistic creations, suggesting that if a work cannot be discovered or learned, it effectively ceases to exist in cultural terms.

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