Sylvain Tesson tells us about the beauty of a digital-free world. During the Summit, we highlighted the wonders and benefits of AI and technology. Tesson tells us instead how he loves to hate the dark sides of the cyberworld. For him, surrendering to microchips does not make us great. We should prefer windows to screens, believe in adventure rather than programming, live with the rhythm of the seasons rather than the algorithm of circuits.
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