Digital twins: when AI begins to understand the physical world
In Monaco, SNCF Gares & Connexions and Akila are experimenting with a station capable of cross-referencing its data, monitoring its equipment, anticipating passenger flows and simulating its evolution. Behind the technological demonstration emerges a much more strategic question for businesses: how to make their physical operations intelligible to artificial intelligence? The physical world, AI's next...
CES 2026 in Las Vegas: AI Becomes Tangible, Robotics Takes Shape, Energy Reminds Us of Its Laws
Las Vegas, early January. The tech world gathered here for what remains, year after year, the stage for a global showcase of innovation. However, this 2026 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show marks a notable shift. Fewer vague promises. More concrete proof. Less showmanship. More industrial trajectories. In this new composition, artificial intelligence ceases to...
AMI Lab and Yann LeCun’s Vision: Towards Autonomous Machine Intelligence Beyond LLMs
At Cannes, during WAICF, Yann LeCun does not comment on the latest news in generative artificial intelligence. He unfolds an architecture. A scientific trajectory built over several years that he presents as the only credible path toward human-level intelligence. The discourse is calm, methodical, almost pedagogical. The conclusion, however, is unambiguous: large language models do...