How Will AI Rewrite History ? explores one of the hottest topics of our time : the ability of algorithms to reshape our collective narratives. In roughly ten minutes of reading, this incisive essay shows how text and image models can decipher archives, hallucinate convincing falsehoods, spread deepfakes or reconstruct our memories. Illustrated with recent examples and analysis drawn from more than twenty reliable sources, it highlights the opportunities and dangers AI brings to historiography.

The book presents concrete cases : Neanderthal images distorted by outdated datasets, deepfake videos making deceased artists speak, therapeutic projects that transform personal stories into dreamlike pictures. It tackles bias, ethics, emerging laws and offers practical recommendations : improve data quality, teach digital literacy, strengthen legal frameworks and encourage human-machine collaboration.

This mini book targets cultural professionals, educators and anyone curious about the future of memory. It reminds us that, with vigilance and innovation, we can use AI to enrich our understanding of the past rather than betray it.