Becoming a “super-ager” in the AI era: why cognitive longevity is becoming a strategic issue for entrepreneurs
Becoming a "super-ager" in 2026: what longevity teaches us about the augmented entrepreneur As 2026 begins, The Times devotes a double-page spread to a question that goes far beyond the realm of individual wellness: how to become a "super-ager" in 2026? In other words, how to age slowly, remain functional, lucid and active well beyond...
When AI Learns to Hold Back Those Who Want to Leave
Investigation into discreet emotional manipulation at the heart of AI companions For several years, artificial intelligence has been evaluated based on its technical performance. Quality of responses, reasoning ability, robustness against hallucinations, execution speed. This reading grid, largely inherited from software engineering, nevertheless obscures a deeper transformation: AI is no longer just a tool, it...
When AI Starts Spreading Rumors: An Unprecedented Risk in the Age of Conversational Agents
By Pascale Caron — EntrepreneurIA Project In the world of generative artificial intelligence, terms like "hallucination," "bias," and "bullshit" have become familiar. But a more unexpected concept is emerging in academic literature: "AI gossip." In an article published in December 2025 in the journal Ethics and Information Technology, researchers Joël Krueger and Lucy Osler (University...
Agentic AI: Understanding the Next Strategic Layer of Artificial Intelligence for Businesses
For two years, artificial intelligence has entered businesses through content generation. Text, images, code, summaries. Generative AI was initially perceived as a tool for augmenting individual productivity. We are now entering a more structural phase: that of agentic AI. The diagram you see does not represent a single technology, but rather a maturity architecture. It...
Ipsos and the €1.2 Billion Bet
The figure is striking because it goes beyond mere announcement effects. Ipsos plans to invest €1.2 billion over five years in artificial intelligence and acquisitions, with an explicit horizon: to "reinvent" itself by 2030. Behind the sum lies a more uncomfortable reality for a research leader: growth has slowed, and shareholders expect a clear trajectory....
OpenAI Faces the Funding Wall: Why the Economics of Generative AI Are Changing
The headline hits like a warning. "18 months until bankruptcy?" The idea is circulating, driven by an op-ed by Sebastian Mallaby and relayed in France by ZDNet. But the real question isn't whether OpenAI "will disappear." It's more structural. Who can sustainably finance the industrialization of generative AI when demand is growing faster than margins?...