—and I would prefer to testify before the Standing Committee on National Defence to discuss that issue.
In reality, we do not know. It is obviously something that leading experts, such as Yoshua Bengio at Mila in Montreal, are looking into. It is important to safeguard this.
In the meantime, it is important to understand that there is one step that is certain. Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly agentive, even multi-agentive. This means that we can create systems with several specialized artificial intelligence models that are capable of creating production chains. Therein lies the problem.
Imagine that a production studio decides to replace all the artisans involved in making a film. Artificial intelligence screenwriters would propose scripts, which would be evaluated by other artificial intelligence systems, which would then propose the first segments of the film. Editing and everything else could be automated.
We already have the capability. Right here at Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf, we produce small video games using five artificial intelligence systems. By providing an initial idea or theme, we can produce a complete video game in just a few hours. That is what lies ahead for us.