Digital sovereignty: the real test begins on day 2

AI creates all-powerful collaborators who no longer speak to each other

Generative AI boosts individual performance but at the same time reduces collective functioning. Withdrawal into oneself is becoming a major risk in the AI ​​transformation of organizations. I subscribe to the News not to be missed February 2026. MIT publishes the consolidated version of a large-scale experiment on collaboration with AI agents: 2,234 participants, randomly…

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The HR Orchestrator: Steering the Agentic Metamorphosis towards Horizon 2026

Context Engineering RH: when data replaces prompts

Context Engineering transforms HR AI by replacing the quest for the perfect prompt with rigorous business data engineering, guaranteeing reliability, compliance and traceability of decisions. I subscribe to the News not to be missed For three years, Human Resources professionals have been encouraged to master a new skill: Prompt Engineering. The idea was attractive: learn…

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AI lacks philosophy

AI lacks philosophy

Companies audit AI after setting its goals. Philosophy must intervene upstream, before a conception of work or performance becomes a system. I subscribe to the News not to be missed In the spring of 2026, a pontifical text devoted to contemporary transformations formulated with rare clarity what many artificial intelligence (AI) strategies still leave in…

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Sovereignty in the age of AI: do we really have to choose between innovating and protecting?

Sovereignty in the age of AI: do we really have to choose between innovating and protecting?

Technological news is marked by a regular debate around the massive use of data by artificial intelligence models. I subscribe to the News not to be missed Recent controversies surrounding the aggregation of data from certain platforms are not anecdotal. They illustrate a critical concern for management committees: how to innovate at high speed without…

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