Artificial intelligence is reshaping how heritage and cultural institutions restore, document, reconstruct, interpret, and transmit. Between its promises (new narratives, new tools, new forms of mediation) and its risks (rights, transparency, bias, accountability, sustainability, data provenance), one question has become central: what production and dissemination conditions allow AI to serve as a cultural lever without compromising heritage standards?

The ZERO1 Professional Day offers a deliberately progressive format:

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MORNING – La Coursive National Stage: theoretical framework and debate

Opening by Jeanne Soccorsi (President of S-LAB and General Coordinator of ZERO1)

Lecture by Pascal Lievaux (Deputy Delegate for Inspection, Research, and Innovation at the Directorate-General for Heritage and Architecture)

Round table: heritage and cultural institutions (situated feedback, constraints, trade-offs)
Round table moderator: Anne Le Gall (TMNLab/Chaillot Augmenté)

Abla Benmiloud (CMN)

Pauline Maslen (Lascaux IV)

Anne Prugnon (Universcience)

Gwenola Taithe (Paris Opera)

Pierre Lungheretti (Chaillot Theater)

NOON – Tour de la Lanterne: work in context and networking lunch
In-situ work: Claudia Larcher – AI and the Art of Historical Reinterpretation
Lunch (Mérichon Room): a dedicated space for informal exchanges
Presentations by studios and platforms during lunch

Presentation: HACNUM by Céline Berthoumieux

Anima Lux (La Rochelle)

In-vivo (Agen)

Chroniques Platform (Marseille)

Ambivalences Platform (Ouest France)

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AFTERNOON – Maison Henri II: Launch and tour of the CAMPUS exhibitions
Official launch of ARS: FUTURA: a European resource and production commons for emerging creation in digital environments (art & science)
Exhibition tour: works by European students from CAMPUS (2026 edition) – discussions with the teams

Note: travel between locations will be on foot, as a group (the journey is part of the format: time for discussion, networking, and continuity).