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France Télévisions is partnering with students from Centrale Supélec and the company Wewyse to conduct research on Artificial Intelligence. Eventually, these new technologies will make it possible to detect the intention associated with a sentence. But first, the device must be fed with examples so that it can use its computing power to determine whether a sentence is spoken in a tone of joy or anger, for example.
According to the Digital News Report 2025 from the Reuters Institute, 58% of people worldwide doubt their ability to tell truth from falsehood online when it comes to news — a figure that has been steadily rising since 2022. In the face of this content explosion, does reality still stand a chance?
Every year at Roland-Garros, France’s leading media group presents the RGLab — a space for discovering technological innovations. It’s the result of a long-term vision and sustained effort by France Télévisions’ Digital Innovation Department.
On April 1, Le Point IA took place at France Télévisions' head office, an event designed to show how Artificial Intelligence is gradually being deployed in the company, through case studies and concrete examples. The program included a conference, a masterclasses and booths, where you could talk to our tech, news, digital and HR specialists.
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