Project led by Alain Kiyindou (UR 4426 MICA, Bordeaux Montaigne University) and
Mélina Fournier (UR 4426 MICA, Bordeaux Montaigne University)

Thematic call

The project focuses on digital trust within the framework of human-machine collaboration.
The concept of digital trust should be understood as the assurance of a person who trusts someone or something. As for digital, it refers to the conversion of information into encrypted data. In reality, it is a total social fact (Marcel Mauss, 1924), to the extent that the use of digital tools and software transforms several dimensions of everyday life (Proulx, 2005). Digital trust is therefore the confidence of individuals in technological artifacts. As part of this project, we will focus on trust in artificial intelligence systems. Being part of the French-speaking area, we will try to see through the eyes of different experts, how SHS disciplines can shed light on the question of trust in artificial intelligence. Keywords: trust, digital, artificial intelligence, human-machine relationships

The project deals with digital trust in the context of human-machine collaboration.
The concept of digital trust is to be understood as the assurance of a person who trusts someone or something. As for the digital, it refers to the conversion of information into encrypted data. In reality, it is a total social fact (Marcel Mauss, 1924), insofar as the use of digital tools and software transforms several dimensions of everyday life (Proulx, 2005). Digital trust is therefore the trust of individuals in technological artifacts. In this project, we will focus on trust in artificial intelligence systems. Within the French-speaking world, we will try to see, through the eyes of various experts, how the SHS disciplines can shed light on the issue of trust in artificial intelligence. Keywords: trust, digital, artificial intelligence, human-machine relations