Stracker: Rethinking Urgent Logistics in the Age of AI
In the supply chain, urgency is often an overused word. But for Axel Bandiaky, it is a daily, repeated, structural fact. Founder of Stracker, he is building an innovative company that combines high-value transport management, integrated artificial intelligence, and a transparent business model. A rare equation, designed to reconcile logistical rationality with operational requirements. The...
Taiwan: Diplomacy, Economy and Semiconductors at the Heart of Franco-Taiwanese Dialogue
On September 16, 2025, the French Foreign Trade Advisors in Paris organized a conference dedicated to Taiwan. A meeting where diplomats, entrepreneurs and experts shared their visions on the future of Franco-Taiwanese relations, in a context of geopolitical rivalries and industrial restructuring. Olivier Cadic, senator representing French citizens established abroad, opened the discussions by recalling...
Trump, Power Without Restraint and a Powerless Europe: What Is Left to Defend?
An Unfiltered Economic Perspective Interview by Pascale Caron Organized by the Monaco Economic Board in partnership with Jutheau Husson, Jean-Pierre Petit's conference offered a sharp analysis of contemporary geopolitics. President of the Cahiers Verts de l'Économie and former Chief Economist at Exane BNP Paribas, he advocates independent thinking based on the analysis of power dynamics...
Brussels Backs Down on AI Regulation: ‘A Gift to Tech Giants’
Barely ten years after the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force, the European Commission is considering a major overhaul of Europe's flagship privacy framework. Officially, the objective is clear: to adapt regulation to the new age of generative artificial intelligence and enable European companies to compete with American and Chinese giants. But for...
When OpenAI Invests in Accounting Firms: AI Moves from Rhetoric to Balance Sheets
For a long time, artificial intelligence was portrayed as a technological promise. A race for model performance, increasingly sophisticated benchmarks, spectacular demonstrations of cognitive capabilities. In recent months, the narrative has been shifting subtly, yet profoundly. AI is no longer content with being observed, tested, or commented upon. It is beginning to embed itself in...
GenAI 2.0: The Invisible Shift of Infrastructure, Beyond Models
Following the work of Brij Kishore Pandey In 2023 and 2024, the debate on generative artificial intelligence crystallized around a central object: the model. Parameter size, benchmark performance, ability to produce text, code, or images. This focus had a perverse effect: it masked a deeper, more structural, and undoubtedly more lasting transformation. In 2026, the...