Artificial intelligence: Le Monde selon l'AI, the Jeu de Paume exhibition unveiled

Artificial intelligence as you've never seen it before! The Jeu de Paume presents its exhibition dedicated to generative artificial intelligence, "Le Monde selon l'AI", from April 11 to September 21, 2025. Combining art, photography, cinema, literature and music, this exhibition explores the interactions between creation and new technologies in a critical and experimental approach.

When art meetsartificial intelligence... The Jeu de Paume is devoting an exhibition to this digital phenomenon, entitled"Le Monde selon l'AI", from April 11 to September 21, 2025. It highlights the evolution of contemporary artificial intelligence, from analytical models to generative systems.

These tools, based on artificial neural networks, enable machines to produce images, sounds and texts, and to understand the world as code. The aim of this initiative is to question the way in which these technologies transform the processes of artistic creation, while shedding light on their perception of the world.

More than simply demonstrating the capabilities of artificial intelligence, the exhibition explores the many facets of this technology and its implications. It focuses on two main areas: analytical AI, used in facial recognition and computer vision, and generative AI, which creates text, images and sound from vast databases.

These themes are addressed through a variety of digital, pictorial and sculptural works. Theexhibition examines the links between AI and the perception of the world, questioning the social, political and environmental issues linked to these advances.

The exhibition is not limited to contemporary works: "time capsules", inspired by cabinets of curiosities, punctuate the itinerary and offer a historical perspective on the origins of these technologies. In particular, they evoke the first automated computing devices, past attempts to model visual perception, and the genealogy of artificial intelligence algorithms. In this way,"The World according to AI" invites us to reflect on the role and growing impact of new technologies in contemporary culture.

Along the way, we discover surprising works, some amusing, some disturbing. All aspects of AI are shown, the good and the bad. This technology can be used in many ways: as an aid to historical reconstruction or as a surveillance tool, to automate tedious tasks or as a creative tool...

The time capsules, which show older technologies, show the evolution of human resources, as well as the hopes, knowledge and customs surrounding these technologies. So our social issues are not as recent as all that.

The Jeu de Paume presents a wide range of works, many of them video and digital. The first part of the exhibition also takes a more scientific approach to the subject. The exhibition can therefore saturate the senses and challenge us. This subject prompts us to question our use of technology, and the world that awaits us tomorrow.

It's an opportunity for art lovers and those curious about technological developments to explore, through art, the critical and experimental perspectives offered by these rapidly expanding tools. Shall we drop by the Jeu de Paume?

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