Technology enthusiasts and those interested in ethical issues will gather at the Saint-Dié University Institute of Technology (IUT) on January 15th for an immersive experience focused on Artificial Intelligence. This exceptional event, organized by Multimedia and Internet students, includes an innovative escape game and an evening discussion open to all, addressing crucial topics related to AI and its future impact. Don’t miss this opportunity to delve into the heart of this fascinating technology. The city of Saint-Dié will host an exceptional event dedicated to artificial intelligence (AI) on January 14th and 15th. Organized by Multimedia and Internet (MMI) students at the IUT, this event includes an immersive escape game for students and an evening discussion open to the public, addressing the themes of ethics and the future of AI. This will be an opportunity to discover the many facets of this technology in the company of specialists and artists. A bold student initiative Driven by students from the Saint-Dié University Institute of Technology (IUT), the « CTRL_ » project was launched as part of their final-year project. The main objective is to spark interest and raise awareness about the use of artificial intelligence. Nearly three half-days of activities will be offered, punctuated by varied and immersive workshops. The escape game: a collective challenge
The highlight of this event is undoubtedly the escape game.An immersive experience developed by students. This game was entirely designed by and for them, including the games, sets, and visuals. It aims to develop not only cooperation but also analytical and critical thinking skills. Each group of students will have a few hours to solve puzzles and « take back control » in this fictional world. This fun and educational experience will allow them to grasp AI in an original way. An evening discussion open to all In addition to the escape game, an evening discussion will be held on Thursday, January 15, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This event is open to the public and will address crucial points such as ethics and the future of artificial intelligence. The discussions will be led by Samuel Nowakowski, a lecturer and researcher at the University of Lorraine, specializing in artificial intelligence and digital humanities, and Julien Cuny, an artist from Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, who will share his experience using AI in his field. Discussion on Ethics and the Future of AI One of the major themes of the evening will be ethics in artificial intelligence. The two speakers will highlight the ethical issues related to the development and adoption of these technologies in different spheres of society. Participants will be encouraged to ask questions and debate the topic, thus providing an essential forum for understanding the impact of AI on our lives.
