GenAI 2.0: The Invisible Shift of Infrastructure, Beyond Models
Following the work of Brij Kishore Pandey In 2023 and 2024, the debate on generative artificial intelligence crystallized around a central object: the model. Parameter size, benchmark performance, ability to produce text, code, or images. This focus had a perverse effect: it masked a deeper, more structural, and undoubtedly more lasting transformation. In 2026, the...
AI Agents: The Strategic Shift That Businesses Can No Longer Ignore
From Task Automation to the Emergence of a Structured Agentic Economy A Disruption Deeper Than a Simple Technological Evolution In less than twenty-four months, artificial intelligence agents have moved beyond the experimental stage to establish themselves as a new organizational foundation. This shift is neither a passing trend nor a simple scaling up of language...
2026: What Major Financial Trends Really Tell Entrepreneurs in the AI Era
Critical reading of the Financial Times' "Top trends for 2026" for executives and founders At first glance, the Financial Times' annual exercise dedicated to trends for the coming year appears to be an editorial ritual. A macroeconomic snapshot. A mapping of geopolitical forces. A state of play of financial markets. But for entrepreneurs, this type...
Learning Faster Than the Machine: The New Frontier of Work for Entrepreneurs in the AI Era
In a European scale-up specializing in B2B services, the artificial intelligence transformation plan was ready. Use cases had been identified, technology partners selected, funding approved. Six months later, the project had ground to a halt. Not for technical or budgetary reasons, but because the teams couldn't reformulate their own jobs to work with the deployed...
AI and Employment: Between Productivity Promise and Deep Organizational Model Transformation
During the sixth edition of the webinar "North America — Artificial Intelligence" organized by the Foreign Trade Advisors, the tone was set from the opening. "AI will transform work much faster than expected, without us yet knowing whether the net employment balance will be positive or negative." The subject is no longer theoretical. It is...