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Directrice stratégie & innovation Groupe Vivendi, Présidente librairie L’Écume des Pages, écrivaine, administratrice Gaumont et Amis du MAM
This morning, I contributed to a stimulating discussion panel at the MOMENTUM AI London 2024 Reuters, regarding Vivendi group’s strategy leveraging Gen AI. Here were my key thoughts : 1. Creation through Gen AI : ✨ AI enables us to push the boundaries of creativity, streamline content production, and enhance audience engagement. By using AI-powered tools, we can automate editing, improve visual effects, and generate new creative content, resulting in faster and more efficient production processes. This helps us offer diverse and personalized experiences to our audiences. 🎥🎨 2. Stimulating the Use of Generative AI with ethical limits : 🚦 This includes maintaining transparency, respecting copyright laws, and ensuring that AI-generated content aligns with our core values of integrity and respect for the creative process.🚫✨ The move towards programming content also diminishes anonymity on the web, ethically reducing the spread of illegal content. 🛡️ 3. Best Practices and Avoiding Pitfalls in AI: 🔒 We implement data privacy measures and avoiding bias in AI systems. 🚫⚙️ 4. Impact of AI Use Cases: 🌐 AI is transforming content creation, distribution, and interaction with audiences. From automating subtitling to creating AI-driven narratives, the possibilities are endless. However, we remain conscious of the social, legal, and ethical implications of AI.📜⚖️ 5. Certification and Monetization of Content: 💡 AI aids in content certification, identifying original works and ensuring authenticity, thus preventing piracy and protecting intellectual property. It also enhances monetization by optimizing distribution, finding new markets, and improving the user experience through data-driven insights. 📈💰 6. Leveraging Relevant Data for Personalized Recommendations: 🔍 AI allows us to create highly personalized experiences for our users. By analyzing preferences and behaviors, we can recommend relevant content, ensuring users receive tailored suggestions and improving engagement. (For example, the Gen AI application L'écume des pages, developed together with Microsoft)📚✨ 7. Joining the C2PA Coalition: 🤝 Our membership in the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) demonstrates our commitment to transparency and authenticity in media. By adopting standards for content provenance, we ensure AI-generated and human-created content is traceable and verified, helping to combat misinformation and maintain trust. 🔗📜 8. Supporting Governments' Regulatory Efforts: ⚖️ We are dedicated to supporting governments and the industry in navigating this AI-driven transformation. We will participate in the international summit on AI in Paris in February and release a range of PoCs in 2025 to showcase our expertise in protecting creators and creations. 🌐💼 Thomson Reuters Stefan Mullan Vivendi Lorella Gessa Fabien Aufrechter CANAL+ Group Lagardère Havas Group Marie Sellier Yannick Bolloré Céline Merle-Beral Vincent Malbete #ReutersMomentum
Great session! Hope the book shop project goes well!
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Thanks for sharing, to add to point 1, GenAI is pushing the reinvention of the classic creative process (Design Thinkig, CPS, Agile Sprint).
Félicité Herzog great session and leadership insights … especially refreshing since the industry I serve is so different. We couldn’t complete our exchange of Olympics stories!!
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1moGenAI can be a terrific tool, provided it is put in the proper hands. The main issue, at this stage, of GenAI is "hallucinations" (of course, there are other issues, such as "bias" but bias only replicate human bias, while "hallucinations" are worst than human bias -- they are just plainly wrong). Thus, if users of AI ("the proper hands") don't have enough experience and expertise to exert a critical judgment/thinking on the output, it then becomes, fast and easy, a terrible propagator of fake news/information. In a nutshell, we still need to be cautious about GenAI. But I do use it, almost on a daily basis, and that's why I feel legitimate in my comment: it's a definitive productivity tool, as long as you know its limits and put in the garbage can "hallucinations".