Take part in the AI Battle at the library and explore its challenges in a fun way!
Wednesday, November 12 at 15:00 p.m. - Moufia Campus
The University Libraries of Reunion Island are pleased to organize the very first AI Battle, which will take place on Wednesday, November 12th, from 15 pm to 17 pm, at the Law and Humanities Library. Offered by the University Libraries of Reunion Island in cooperation with the D2IP (Directorate of Public Investment), this workshop will allow you to discover the social and environmental challenges […]
The University Libraries of Reunion Island are pleased to organize the very first Battle of AI, which will be held on Wednesday, November 12, from 15 p.m. to 17 p.m., at the Law and Letters Library.
Offered by the University Libraries of Reunion Island in cooperation with the D2IP, this workshop will allow you to discover the social and environmental challenges of generative artificial intelligence.
Common misconceptions…or proven facts?
- Chat-GPT is magical and doesn't consume much to use!
- AI generates reliable information, it makes few mistakes, I can go ahead!
- It's immediately obvious if an image generated by AI is fake.
Generative AI is everywhere, but it remains mysterious to many! To learn more, come and participate in The Battle of AI, a fun and collaborative 2-hour card game.
The program for this workshop for students will cover: information reliability, society and personal data, creativity and intellectual property, algorithmic bias, and environmental impact.
What awaits you? A human timeline, thematic discussions, and mini-debates. And as a bonus, sourced information to continue learning about the workshop's topics.
Ready to explore the challenges of generative AI with us?
Useful information:
Wednesday, November 12, 2025, from 15 p.m. to 17 p.m.
Location: Law and Humanities Library (Modulo room, Moufia campus)
Information and registration on the TicketWeb page of the event
This workshop is designed and distributed by the Latitudes association.
For more information, visit the association website