OECD and AI agents: what 25 organizations reveal about the shift from promise to execution
Limited autonomy, ROI still difficult to measure, open architectures, cost control and new governance models: the OECD's 2026 study shows how the agentic enterprise is actually beginning to take shape. For the past two years, AI agents have been presented as one of the next major breakthroughs in enterprise artificial intelligence. They are expected to...
DIRIGEO: Jean-Bernard Thonus wants to make AI the strategic right hand of SME leaders
SME leaders often face the same legal, financial, social, or strategic issues as large organizations, without having the same internal resources to address them. With DIRIGEO, Jean-Bernard Thonus wants to use artificial intelligence to reduce this asymmetry. His ambition: to create a "strategic right hand" capable of helping leaders understand a situation, identify risks, and...
In the age of AI, our scarcest resource may no longer be technology
Invited to the NeuroMynds Visionary Roundtable in Monaco, I participated in a discussion bringing together profiles from finance, healthcare, technology, law, entrepreneurship, engineering and sustainable development. Behind very different issues, the same question gradually emerged: in organizations increasingly augmented by artificial intelligence, what happens to attention, trust and our ability to cooperate ? On September...
AI and customer experience: Olivier Cohn advocates for automation in service of humanity
In Cannes, at the All4Customer Meetings 2026, Olivier Cohn, CEO of Best Western France, defended a pragmatic conception of artificial intelligence: automate what can be automated to restore value to moments when human presence becomes essential. His intervention raises a question that extends far beyond hospitality: as AI becomes commonplace, where will the real differentiation...
Artificial intelligence: what the debate on risks reveals about the ongoing revolution
ENTREPRENEURIA | Analysis This morning, at breakfast, the radio had decided to answer my questions This morning, at breakfast, I had a rather rare experience: the radio was answering almost exactly the questions I had been asking myself for several weeks. It's unusual enough to be worth noting. Should we really start worrying about artificial...
Jean-Pierre Petit in Monaco faces global economic tensions
Entrenched conflicts, mounting state debt, and accelerating technological investments: in Monaco, Jean-Pierre Petit describes a resilient global economy nonetheless subject to growing financial constraints. Behind his market analysis lies a question directly relevant to business leaders: how can transformation efforts be sustained when resources become harder to mobilize? By Pascale Caron "The global economic situation...