Sciences humaines

Experimenting with tools to help families move toward digital sobriety

Every minute around the world, 500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube and 41.6 million messages are sent on WhatsApp. But what exactly is the environmental impact of our daily digital lives? It’s hard to say! What if small nudges could help us become more aware of the impact of our usage and adopt more responsible behaviors? Digital moderation is a collective journey that technology can make accessible—and even fun. This is the challenge Orange Research is seeking to address through an innovative family experiment.
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In Guinea, Is Decentralized Power Grids the Winning Bet?

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Confronting the Illusory Consensus of AI Swarms: Strategies for Preserving Democratic Debate

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Understanding the Uses of AI in Business to Better Support Them

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Driving, Health, Culture: How AI Can Learn Through Observation

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A Little-Known Aspect of Digital Mediation: Recruiting Disadvantaged Audiences

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Two young women are sitting in a classroom. One of them is holding an open document on her lap while they look at each other and talk. Blue school desks and chairs are visible around them.

Fake news: what can be done to better protect teenagers?

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