Generative AI

2705, 2026

Women in AI

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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...

2705, 2026

Is AI Breaking Down the Consulting Pyramid?

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For decades, major consulting firms have operated according to an almost immutable mechanism. A few partners would sell high-value strategic projects. Behind them, an army of juniors produced analyses, benchmarks, PowerPoint slides, and Excel models under extremely tight deadlines. This pyramidal model constituted the economic engine of firms like McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group,...

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

AI and Cognition: Towards an Illusion of Competence? Critical Analysis of an Emerging Risk

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Artificial intelligence is now establishing itself as a structural lever for transforming intellectual work. It promises to accelerate processes, enhance human capabilities, and redistribute efforts toward tasks of higher strategic value. However, this promise rests on a rarely questioned assumption: that of cost-free cognitive transfer. Yet recent work in cognitive sciences and neurosciences suggests a...

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, 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...