Dohmke argues that fears of AI threaten to undermine its potential to do good. He worries that the rush to regulate with leave Europe behind in the competition around this critical technology.
In this week's newsletter: A flurry of new government startup plans, Macron talks AI, and Luko lives to fight another day.
During the annual mega-conference, the government announced a flurry of new French tech programs. Here's your scorecard.
During a 16-minute response to a question about AI, the French president outlined the nation's strategy and the stakes.
In the newsletter: H4D wants to solve France's medical crisis with its telemedicine cabins. And Caption CEO explores the secondary market for French startups.
Caption is a platform that facilitates secondary sales of shares in startups. In this week's interview, the CEO shares his thoughts about the evolution of startup investing.
13% of the French population now lives in a region without access to a primary care doctor. With medical reform efforts stuck in neutral, the government is counting on startups to find innovative solutions.
The fight between Oussama Ammar and the co-founders of The Family has drawn a long list of names into the drama.
Chris O’Brien, Editor of the French Tech Journal, spoke to FRANCE 24’s François Picard following the resignation of the ‘godfather’ of artificial intelligence, Geoffrey Hinton, from Google, who warned that the field poses “profound risks to society and humanity.”
Bastion's goal is to make cybersecurity more accessible to small and medium-sized businesses with a simple and comprehensive platform that doesn't require major technical skills to use.
Underdog refurbishes home appliances and then sells them via its platform, a solution it believes can massively scale.
Carbonable is developing a platform to enable greater investment in decarbonization projects that reduce climate-warming emissions.
French startups raised $2.4 billion in Q1 2023, down from $2.6 billion in Q4 2022, and $5.9 billion for the same period one year ago.
Police say François-Xavier Hussherr, co-founder of an AI startup, slashed the throat of his ex-wife, Cécile Hussherr-Poisson. The killing reignited a debate about femicide in France.
New reports from France Digitale and Bpifrance highlight the surge of startups in 2 critical sectors.
Bpifrance's support for Ÿnsect is a case study in the bank's central role in France's innovation economy.
