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2705, 2026

AI Cognitive Pyramid: The Great Illusion of Competence in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

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Should artificial intelligence be banned in higher education and organizations? The question, often posed in binary terms, masks a far more subtle issue. AI is not replacing human intelligence. It is shifting its boundaries. And this shift, if not mastered, could weaken precisely what institutions seek to develop: the ability to think. The article The...

2705, 2026

Generative AI: What Entrepreneurs Need to Understand Beyond Use Cases

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Preamble: What I Observe in the Field For several months now, through my conferences and the hundred or so interviews conducted for EntrepreneurIA, one reality has consistently emerged. Entrepreneurs no longer speak to me about artificial intelligence as a promise or a subject of exploration. They speak of it as a tool already integrated into...

2705, 2026

AI in Business: Why This Monaco Conference Is Sold Out Before It Happens

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On April 23, 2026, at the Hôtel Hermitage Monaco, a dinner conference organized by the Lions Club of Monaco will take place. An event now fully booked, several days before it occurs. A strong signal that deserves analysis beyond mere logistical success. Because this "sold out" status is not trivial. It reveals a growing tension...

2705, 2026

Structuring the environmental impact of yachting through digital: the ETYC model

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Some trajectories highlight a reality often obscured in discussions about technology: innovation does not always arise from technical expertise, but from a concrete problem, experienced, observed, and unresolved. The journey of Claire Ferandier Sicard, founder and CEO of ETYC, incubated at MonacoTech, follows precisely this logic. Nothing originally destined her to create a digital platform....

2705, 2026

Vision of Sustainable and Women-Accessible Tech

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Nathalie Mindus, CEO of Mindus: an international trajectory to rethink women's access to tech At a time when technology is redefining economic and social balances, certain paths shed unique light on ongoing transformations. Nathalie Mindus's journey stands out as a particularly revealing case study. She will be invited to speak at a round table organized...

2705, 2026

AI, Cybersecurity and Sovereignty: Why Companies Must Regain Control of Their Data

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In Sophia Antipolis, at the heart of the Côte d'Azur's artificial intelligence ecosystem, the MIA hosted an after-work event dedicated to a topic that has become central. How can AI be used without exposing one's company, employees, customers, and sensitive data? Behind this seemingly technical question lies a much broader issue: that of digital governance...