TECH, CARE

talk, 2025-present

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A talk for researchers, policymakers, administrators, artists, communities, and anyone curious about how AI reshapes memory, storytelling, governance, and, most importantly, care.

First presented on February 14, 2025, at 3A Paris during the roundtable The Impact of AI on the Social and Solidarity Economy, Tech, Care has continued to evolve through invitations from institutions and universities, including the 2026 Euro-American Summit organized by TransAtlantic Sciences Po and the Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative (HUFPI).

The talk draws on my own practice, as well as the researchers and thinkers I teach in my two Sciences Po courses. Together, they explore how AI challenges the boundary between memory and reconstruction, and how it reshapes the way we understand technology. I also argue that regulation is only one layer: private company policies and system design often determine what is actually possible long before legislation catches up.

Tech, Care invites audiences to think less about AI as a tool and more about the systems and languages that shape it. This isn’t a history class, and it certainly isn’t a frontal lecture. It’s a place to exchange ideas, try things, and fail without pretending otherwise.

The talk is available in English and French.