What does AI reveal about our society and about our humanity?

What does AI reveal about our society and about our humanité? What could be its political consequences?

What kinds of ethics could emerge from artificial intelligence?

Has reality become so boring that it no longer interests us and we need to expand it or invent others?

"Artificial intelligence has made our imagination lazy"

What is the role of news media today in our democracies? How could we think news media in the future?

How can we rethink the role and place of the lawyer in the city?

Why is it written only once in the Bible: "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself"?

"Tomorrow's company can only be one of continuous hybridisation; it's the only way to avoid crystallisation, confinement and sterility..."

What are the territorial implications of the philosophy of hybridisation and what kind of local public policies should we imagine?

"What if tomorrow all places were third places?"

As experimenters at heart, farmers have a lot to teach us and their pioneering initiatives are an inspiration to other sectors

"The new hybrid realities escape the classical legal categories which will have to be questioned and transformed"

What conditions are required to be able to talk about 'hybridisation' in relation to third places?

What if a hotel were more than a hotel?

"The boundaries of companies are being completely challenged"

The philosopher Gabrielle Halpern on the front page of French newspaper L'Opinion

"All living things are called upon to undergo metamorphosis, plants, animals and human beings; only the dead never change..."

"Hospitality is a certain way for me to be a philosopher"

"The French are getting tired of the boxes; they simply want a social project"