Queens of Tech
Jasmine Moradi: No Longer Losing Her Colors in a System That Doesn't See Them Jasmine Moradi doesn't begin her story with Tech, but with an escape. At four years old, her mother crosses the mountains of Iran with her two daughters to reach Sweden. Refugee. Displaced child. A visible and invisible minority at once. She...
Yasmina Salmandjee, Bridge Builder of Generative AI
Yasmina Salmandjee: engineer, bestselling author, bridge builder of generative AI Interview by Pascale Caron "The tears of the heart drown in the sweat of the brow." This phrase, Yasmina Salmandjee wrote for herself, as a mantra. It closes our conversation. But it speaks volumes about the invisible thread of a journey that crosses technological waves,...
Marie Dollé, AI as a Revealer
She doesn't talk about artificial intelligence as a mere tool, but as a revealer. Interview by Pascale Caron Marie Dollé has been working in digital ecosystems for over fifteen years. She navigates between marketing strategy, digital platforms, innovation, and supporting entrepreneurs. Currently Head of Marketing & Communications for EuroQuity at Bpifrance, she observes the transformations...
Women in AI
Mira Murati and Lisa Su: Two Female Trajectories That Are Actually Shifting Power Dynamics in Artificial Intelligence In the artificial intelligence economy, influence is not a matter of image, but of the capacity to act on deep infrastructures. It is measured by the ability to modify the pace of innovation, to redefine technical standards, to...
Learning Faster Than the Machine: The New Frontier of Work for Entrepreneurs in the AI Era
In a European scale-up specializing in B2B services, the artificial intelligence transformation plan was ready. Use cases had been identified, technology partners selected, funding approved. Six months later, the project had ground to a halt. Not for technical or budgetary reasons, but because the teams couldn't reformulate their own jobs to work with the deployed...
Will White-Collar Workers Really Disappear? Critical Analysis of a Prophecy on AI and Work
By Pascale Caron The announcement is spectacular. In one sentence, it condenses contemporary anxiety about artificial intelligence: office jobs are doomed to disappear within eighteen months. The statement, attributed to Mustafa Suleyman, head of Microsoft AI, immediately circulated through media and digital ecosystems, fueling a familiar narrative: that of rapid and massive substitution of human...