The promise of progress: on artificial general intelligence
Artificial intelligence has moved from the laboratory into everyday life with surprising speed. Systems that generate text, analyze data or assist decision-making are no longer exceptional, but have become commonplace. Yet these systems remain limited. They are designed for specific tasks, however impressive they may be within that restricted framework. Beyond this lies what is […]
AI Regulation in South Korea: AI Basic Act, Obligations, and Compliance
With the entry into force of the AI Basic Act on January 22, 2026, South Korea has established one of the most structured and forward-looking artificial intelligence regulatory frameworks in the world. Alongside the European Union AI Act, it stands as one of the few comprehensive legal regimes specifically dedicated to AI. Yet, understanding AI regulation in South […]
AI Governance: a strategic steering lever for CDOs
Artificial intelligence has entered a new phase. It is no longer a subject of exploration, but a subject of strategic decisions, often made under tension, between the injunction to move fast, the need to identify the right use cases and a rapidly evolving regulatory framework. The European AI regulation has been applying progressively since August […]
Responsible AI: from ethical vision to operational implementation
Artificial intelligence is profoundly transforming our economies, our organizations, and our societies. It fascinates us as much as it worries us, as its rapid development is accompanied by very real risks, linked to the complexity of systems, their lack of transparency, and their potential impacts on individuals and society. Faced with these challenges, one concept […]