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AI is not just a technological shift: it is a human one. Laurent Barlet, engineering executive, argues that the real challenge lies in culture, trust, and method, not in access to tools.
AI thinks in one language. Italo Marconi argues that by delegating thinking to language models trained on Anglophone data, companies are silently eroding their cognitive diversity and competitive edge, without even noticing it.
Albert School's programs just earned state-recognized grades from France's Ministry of Higher Education. Olivier Rodot, Director of Studies for Albert School Programs at Mines Paris – PSL, explains what this means for students, the institution, and the future of AI education.
AI has made execution cheap, so execution is no longer your edge. What moats still hold, how fundraising has changed, and what founders must think before they build. By Thomas Le Forestier, lecturer on the Master in Finance, Data & AI.
Automation frees humans from repetitive tasks so they can focus on deep, creative, and meaningful work. Used wisely, it enhances insight and personalization, making marketing more human, not less.
Artificial intelligence is making universities confront a fundamental choice between academic autonomy and professional utility. The traditional compromise is no longer sustainable.
Record AI funding and capex, data-driven finance partnerships, and rising cybersecurity needs are reshaping strategy—and creating fast-growing roles—in 2025’s business landscape.
