From Artificial Intelligence to Ambient Intelligence: the societal challenges of a technological revolution

The Leadership & Networking Circle presents this webinar

Nicolas Demassieux (1983), SVP in charge of research at Orange, invites us to take a look at Artificial Intelligence, beyond the media clashes and fantasized visions, to try and understand the concrete reality of AI and what it could be tomorrow.

Nicolas Demassieux addresses the fundamental questions of the day, based on the latest advances in AI and concrete examples:

• Where do we really stand today?
• What are the limits and risks of AI (errors, bias, lack of explanation)?
• What will tomorrow's AI look like: "big brother" AI or Ambient Intelligence?
• What can we do today to ethically shape our use of AI?
• What's at stake for companies?
• Why does business knowledge, rather than the intervention of an AI specialist, remain the cornerstone of a successful AI project?
  

These are just some of the questions that Le Cercle Leadership & Networking invites you to ponder with Nicolas Demassieux.

Online registration is imperative to receive the link to the Zoom
videoconference, which will be sent to you on the evening of December 16.
This conference is open to all those interested in the subject.

Orange is a company with over 300 operational projects using Artificial Intelligence, and is developing world-class AI research.

Initiator of an integrative, digital and human research culture, Nicolas Demassieux and his teams are working on connectivity, infrastructure virtualization, IoT, Artificial Intelligence, Security and Trust with application domains such as personal digital life, digital societies (cities, agriculture, transport, health ...), digital enterprises and digital emerging countries.

Inspired by a humanist vision, Nicolas is passionate about the interactions between digital ecosystems, human society and the physical and biological planet. In order to explore the notion of complex systems, he is interested in a wide range of subjects outside the digital realm, including biology, evolution, ecology and cognitive science.