ADOPT AI
TALKS

Turning AI into impact

Adopt AI Talks is a podcast recorded live at the Grand Palais in Paris during Adopt AI. 

Produced on site, the series captures in-depth conversations with executives, founders, policymakers and AI leaders working at the forefront of deployment. 
The goal was simple: capture their real-world feedback, their strategies, and the operational challenges they face right now.  


Here is what you can expect:  
> A new episode dropping every two weeks  
> 15+ conversations focused on execution and impact   
> Straight insights from the people building the AI ecosystem
Episodes explore concrete topics such as AI infrastructure and sovereignity, healthcare innovation, financial services transformation, data strategy, regulation, defense technologies, adtech, enterprise deployment, and the impact of AI on work.

How is AI being built, governed and scaled today?

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The repetitive tasks that taught juniors their job are disappearing


The repetitive tasks that taught juniors their job are disappearing

"AI is not just something for engineers, start-ups and geeks. It concerns everyone."

At Adopt AI - Grand Palais 2025, Astrid Panosyan, Member of Parliament for Paris, joins Manon Baldin, Chief of Staff at Artefact, for a conversation on what AI changes for employees. The former Minister of Labour and Employment covers the jobs that will disappear and those that will grow richer, social dialogue as a European asset, the urgency of bringing small businesses on board, and the risks for young people, women and older employees.

If AI removes the tasks through which people used to learn a job, how will the next generation become experienced?

One study of the G7 that worries her. Two European assets: social dialogue and a dense fabric of small businesses. Three groups to watch: young people, women and older employees. One motto: alone you go faster, together you go much further. Listen to discover why keeping humans "in the command" may decide whether AI becomes shared progress.

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NEXT EPISODE

Most AI projects stall on governance and data. A Porsche without petrol will not leave the quays of the Seine. And Europe may win by choosing its own weight category.

Next time on Adopt AI Talks, Simon Bernard, lawyer and founder of Modern Law, joins Anna Guihard, Head of Public Affairs and Media Relations at the Paris Bar. The former political adviser and author of the report "AI is Law" explains why so many AI projects fail to deliver.

He argues that law can be a lever of sovereignty and competitiveness rather than an obstacle: set a clear purpose, organise governance with business teams and lawyers, check the data before starting, and see the AI Act as a European third way between deregulation and over-regulation.

Coming soon!

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