L’IA ne tue pas la créativité en agence, elle la transforme

KEY TAKEAWAYS In July 2026, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed his intention to dismantle the International Criminal court. The offensive is part of a series of attacks on international courts, notably through sanctions targeting legal proceedings and the judges and officials involved. While such sanctions are intended to weaken these institutions, they also bear witness to the enduring strength of international law. They demonstrate that the language of the law remains indispensable and reveal the fear sparked by the lasting impact of the legal characterisation of crimes. In The Autumn of the Patriarch (Gabriel García Márquez, 1975), the ageing dictator takes pleasure in just one thing: watching his fallen former colleagues playing cards in the room

Déjà en 1967, Barthes prophétisait la mort de l'auteur. Pixabay , CC BY À chaque nouvelle avancée des intelligences artificielles génératives, la même inquiétude revient. ChatGPT peut être employé pour écrire des romans. Des IA imitent le style de Stephen King ou celui de J. K. Rowling. Elles permettent désormais de prolonger des univers de fiction. Cette inquiétude paraît nouvelle ; pourtant, elle prolonge un débat vieux de près de soixante ans. En 1967, le critique Roland Barthes