In this show we're reflecting on the rise of the machines, as AI-generated arts are becoming a mainstay of the cultural landscape. As Paris hosts the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit, we ask: what does its prevalence mean for creativity, for the cultural industries and for the artists who might be replaced by machines?

Contemporary artist and researcher Justine Emard tells us how she harnesses AI tools to better embody the ideas she is exploring in her artwork. Her project "Hyperphantasia" draws inspiration from the Paleolithic cave drawings of southern France and connects them to contemporary advances in art with the help of machine-learning technology.

And Pierre Fautrel, of the Obvious collective, joins us to talk about the philosophical and material question of authorship with regards to the portrait of the fictional, AI-generated "Edmond de Bellamy" that he co-created, and which was sold at auction by Christie's for $432,500 in 2018.

In this edition of arts24, we're bringing you all the excitement from the world premiere of "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy" in Paris. Join us as Renée Zellweger, Hugh Grant and Chiwetel Ejiofor light up the red carpet, with FRANCE 24's Dheepthika Laurent reporting from the event.

Plus, the Cannes Film Festival has just announced Juliette Binoche as its jury president for 2025 – marking another milestone for female leadership in cinema.

And we take you to the Paris animation studio behind "Despicable Me" to discover their family-friendly zombie comedy that's sure to get everyone talking: "Night of the Zoopocalypse".

From Angelina Jolie as opera star Maria Callas to the third Paddington Bear instalment and a movie about the Olympic tragedy of September 5, 1972, Eve Jackson and film critic Emma Jones take us through the releases of the week.

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