After exploring the Improbable Intelligence vernissage — featuring artworks born from the Improbable Seminar — visitors are invited to continue the journey with a panel discussion: What happens when we let artistic intelligence — not algorithms — redefine the purpose of AI?

This one-hour panel gathers artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs to explore how artistic intelligence can transform our understanding and use of artificial intelligence. Moving beyond the logic of optimization and control, our speakers will discuss how artistic intelligence can open new directions for AI, directions that lead toward emancipation, meaning, and richer human perspectives, rather than pure efficiency.

Fees:
Free of charge for students and artists
Fees for ESCP Alumni & Stanford Alumni: 15 EUR
Fees for others: 50 EUR 

Registration: please answer this questionnaire

Guest speakers:

• Christophe Bruno, artist and pioneer in conceptual net art

• Sylvain Bureau, ESCP professor and co-creator of the Art Thinking method

• Igor Galligo, philosopher (Leuphana University, UC Berkeley)

• Rand Gerges Yammine, Professor of Entrepreneurship, ESCP

• Tim Gilman-Sevcik, artist, PhD in philosophy, NYU lecturer 

• Ishita Gupta, Stanford master student in computer science

• Cyprien (Ming-Wei) Fasquelle, Graduate teaching assistant, designer Stanford University

• Laurent Strichard, CEO Open Partners

Location: Fondation Cherqui

Organizor:

• Improbable Chair by Galeries Lafayette

Partners:

• ESCP Business School

• Stanford Alumni, France