Discussion: “AI, a source of creation and inspiration?”
‘L’art-évolution‘
YourArt is the first art + tech platform dedicated to all art lovers without distinction, selection or restriction exploiting the best of France Tech. And unveiling new proprietary features and an ever more immersive experience, version 2.0 of YourArt meets the needs of its users. YourArt will evolve at the pace of its community through regular releases, shaping the platform in the image of the artists, galleries and art lovers who bring it to life.
Speakers:
Thierry Maillard, legal director of ADAGP
Stéphane Lévy, VP Product Manager of YourArt
A graduate of the Ecole Centrale, Stéphane Lévy founded Kaos Productions, a film production company with which he has made short and feature-length fiction films, as well as documentaries. He created the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence department within Weborama in 2006, in the field of ad tech. Since 2022, he has been co-founder and VP Product of YourArt, a platform for all those who make the art world, based on Metaverse and Artificial Intelligence techniques.
YourArt leverages AI to serve both the site’s art-loving visitors and its artists. For visitors, AI is a guide that facilitates personalized navigation in an ocean of creation. AI also helps to contextualize the works in the history of art, and to make the tours cultural, entertaining and educational. For artists, AI will be an assistant, a companion. Sometimes in the role of a journalist, an archivist, or a creative partner.
Hugo du Plessix for the u2p050 collective
u2p050 is a creative studio at the crossroads of philosophy, art and technology. Through its digital creations, u2p050 attempts to construct thought experiments that open up avenues for questioning our contemporary world, and in particular its increasing digitization.
To achieve this, u2p050 uses experimental technologies such as artificial intelligence, three-dimensional modeling, stereoscopic sound and interactive video production software. In extremely diverse forms – installations, texts or audiovisual productions – the collective explores a perspective in which the machine is no longer seen as a tool to be enslaved, but as a lens through which to view new worlds.
