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L'IA peut-elle se dépasser elle-même ? Le préjudice que nous ne voyons pas | Hadi Ganjineh | TEDxSaigon

Titre original: Can AI Outsmart Itself? The Harm We Can't See | Hadi Ganjineh | TEDxSaigon

21 oct. 202612:12
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Hadi Ganjineh, entrepreneur dans l'IA et l'énergie, examine les coûts cachés du progrès technologique. Il évoque un inventeur qui a respiré des fumées toxiques devant des journalistes pour prouver leur innocuité, et des préjudices à long terme difficiles à percevoir. L'intervention pose la question de savoir si l'IA répète ces erreurs, notamment son impact sur l'identité humaine et la consommation énergétique des centres de données. Elle se termine sur la possibilité que l'IA contribue à résoudre les problèmes qu'elle crée.

Dans cette vidéo
  • L'exemple historique d'un inventeur aux produits nocifs à long terme
  • L'impact de l'IA sur l'identité et le sens de l'humain
  • La demande énergétique des centres de données
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Some of humanity's greatest breakthroughs have come with costs no one anticipated. History offers a striking example: an inventor once inhaled toxic fumes in front of reporters to demonstrate their safety. His inventions solved major problems of their time, yet went on to harm millions across generations, often in ways that were difficult to see, feel, or trace. As artificial intelligence reshapes our world, are we repeating the same mistakes? AI and energy entrepreneur Hadi Ganjineh explores the hidden costs of technological progress, from its impact on human identity and purpose to the growing energy demands of hyperscale data centers. At the heart of his talk is the concept of "slow violence": harm that unfolds gradually, across time and distance, often beyond our immediate awareness. But what if the very technology creating these challenges could also help solve them? Like antivenom derived from venom, could artificial intelligence become part of its own cure? -- TEDxSaiGon: Vibrant Ho Chi Minh city 2026 Time: 15:00 - 18:00 | 28 AUG 2026 Location: Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC) — 799 Nguyen Van Linh, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City. We are truly grateful for the support and collaboration from: ✨Strategic Partners: Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism | International Travel Expo Ho Chi Minh City (ITE HCMC) ✨ Media Partners: YBox | VIENTITY Agency ✨Community Partners: Rotary Club Saigon International | HAWEE | YBA Tân Sơn Nhất | Bếp Mẹ Ỉn #TEDx #TEDx_Official #TEDxSaiGon TEDxĐaKao #IdeasWorthSpreading #IdeaChangeEverything #VibrantHCMC Hadi is advancing the Twin Transition — the convergence of digital transformation and sustainability. His work in the field led to a simple yet powerful realization: "The greatest harm we cause is rarely deliberate. It is simply invisible. And what we choose to measure determines what we are able to change." As Founder & CEO of Orbitify, Hadi is building an AI-native operational layer for the multi-trillion-dollar energy transition & critical infrastructure sectors. Previously, he served as Vice President of IT & Innovation at Super Energy Corp, their renewable energy portfolio spanning Southeast Asia. He also serves as Vice Chair of the EuroCham Vietnam Digital Sector Committee and Startups Group Member Leader at the Forbes Technology Council. An international keynote speaker, Hadi has spoken at platforms such as Reuters Momentum AI, Reuters Energy Asia, GITEX, World Clean Energy, and the Green Economy Forum, exploring how Energy × AI is shaping the future of humanity and our planet. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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