Malek Vanlangendonck Email & Phone Number

After my first year of Master 1 "Video game programming". Among other things, I am perfecting myself on Unity / C# and Unreal Engine / C++ and Java, I am now looking for a job.This training brought me back to what I have always loved, new technologies and IT. I am determined to always learn more in these fields and the idea of developing new technological solutions motivates me. My main qualities are autonomy and rigor, combined with a great curiosity for new technologies. I learn quickly and my motivation helps me to complete my experience. I am able to take initiatives, make proposals and find solutions.The possibilities of artificial intelligence seem endless today and are an exciting subject in many ways...patterns, prompts, metavers...etc. but also opens up a whole field of new questions, for example, how in the future (tomorrow in fact) will we be able to identify the previous work of AIs without reintegrating them into new works... Assuming that current AIs are based on what exists on the current web, tomorrow an AI doing its job will it be able to identify the previous work of an older AI? A work that will not necessarily be correct... e.g. if I make a dossier today with an AI on flat-earth people and the fact that the earth is flat and publish on a flat-earth site... will this same document tomorrow be considered as a discovery by an AI and use in a new work, actually basing it on false but existing evidence? Should we not insert a "code like line" or QR code visible or hidden into all AIs work to ID those and to make sure futur AI will not use those as discoveries?This can possibly raise another question, the “prompts” are human generated for the moment, can the results of an AI be considered the rumination of a human brain helped by some 0 and 1s? If in the future the prompts are AI generated, what will happen to our own human brain knowledge? Will we all be ending like WALL-E zombified humans?