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Radio France Internationale
Radio France Internationale
Ollia Horton with RFI

Creation must remain ‘fundamentally human’, says expert ahead of Paris AI summit

Paris United States Sylvester Stallone Artificial Intelligence Emmanuel Macron China France
"Chim(ai) ra / Avatars in the Era of Artificial Intelligence", an installation by Justine Emard, is part of a group exhibition at the Conciergerie in Paris on 9 February. © Le Fresnoy-Studio national / Justine Emard / Quentin Chevrier

Ahead of the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris next week, the French Culture Ministry is holding a public event this weekend, hoping to spark interest in AI, as the country aims to keep up with the competition in the sector from the United States and China.

France is hoping the summit, to be attended by world leaders as well as tech experts, will reinforce its leading European position, in a battle that is for now largely being played out between the US and China.

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