AI Evening

Motion Plus Design's second AI Evening at the Grand Rex: ten speakers, enthusiasts and critics, on what AI is changing in creative work, jobs, emotions and society. Talks and debates, 20:00 to midnight. The line-up and their subjects are published: Étienne Mineur on vibe coding as the new craft for creatives, Olivier Reynaud (co-founder, Aive) on whether models that generate video can read it, Axelle Arquié (economist, IFE) on automation's coming shock to employment, Nadia Guerouaou (cognitive neuroscience) on how AI reshapes our emotions, Nicolas Saada on who really makes the images in cinema, plus Jean-Lou Fourquet, Christophe Pauly, Ninon IA, Shaïman Thürler and Le Futurologue. Paid; the price is not published on the listing. In French, in a 2,800-seat cinema. Why go: a designed line-up rather than a panel, and the rare AI night that puts an economist, a neuroscientist and a film director on the same stage. Best for designers, creative technologists and anyone whose craft the tools are rewriting.