For a long time, artificial intelligence was described as a machine capable of providing answers. It consulted archives, recognised images, translated information and, more recently, produced texts with surprising fluency. Within this representation, it remained primarily a tool directed towards knowledge that had already been formed, useful for organising it, summarising it or making it

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  For many years, artificial intelligence was described as an almost weightless technology: models, data, cloud, algorithms, distributed computing. It seemed to belong to an immaterial world, made of screens and generated answers, invisible decisions and remote infrastructures. Now a phase of different substance is emerging: arms, legs, sensors, joints, hands capable of grasping objects

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