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25 Places Changing Innovation in France! These places, diverse, open, active, and enterprising, are overall catalysts and incubators of the new economy that help address the challenges of our contemporary society. They host new entrepreneurs mobilized to imagine, develop, and decarbonize productive activities, to develop the circular economy, to design new health solutions, to propose new food production and distribution schemes, to develop rethought digital services, or personal services that simply contribute to better societal integration. These places are much more than just a service or technological response; they express and stage the necessity of collectivity, exchange, and transversality as the basis of innovation. One of the main lessons from the study is that there is no immutable law and that innovation is more about culture than just technology, about the capacity for exchanges, creating combinations, attempts, and taking initiatives. Discover this fantastic publication (in French) brought to you by Banque des Territoires - Groupe Caisse des Dépôts, France urbaine, Patriarche. Augmented Architecture and JLM Conseil here: https://lnkd.in/d4vv4QCV P.S. Make sure to also check out the sister publication “25 Places Changing the Industry in France” here: https://lnkd.in/dS8bbnvP #innovation #innovationdistricts #ecosystems #entrepreneurship #transformativeinnovation #startups

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[🎬 Replay of the keynote of Stanislas Niox-Chateau, CEO and Cofounder of Doctolib, at the Adopt AI #Summit by Artefact] on Building the healthcare we all dream of, thanks to AI. 👉 Watch and get inspired by Stanislas Niox-Chateau on the Vision stage: https://lnkd.in/eWRQdsJZ 📖 Read the REPORT of Adopt AI with the replays & synthesis of all CEOs keynotes & key discussion panels: https://lnkd.in/e8yj2CeN 💼 After a severe back injury ended his tennis aspirations, Stanislas pivoted to academics, graduating from HEC School of Management. He co-founded Doctolib in 2013, which quickly became a leader in #ehealth across Europe, dramatically improving how patients connect with #healthcare providers. The platform serves 380,000 healthcare professionals and attracts 80 million patient visits each month. Key insights from the keynote of the CEO of Doctolib: ✔ Niox-Chateau envisions a future where healthcare professionals have access to patient #data in the right context, enhanced #medicalknowledge, and more time for #patientcare. He emphasizes the importance of simple, smart tools to enable preventive care. ✔ He believes that technology can transform how practitioners innovate in their daily work, allowing general practitioners and specialists to treat more patients and handle broader #clinicalcases efficiently. ✔ AI and technology can transform passive, traditional consultations into more dynamic, engaging experiences, benefiting both professionals and patients. Digital #healthstartups play a crucial role in this evolution. ✔ Niox-Chateau emphasizes that technology should be easy to use and have a significant impact on the daily lives of healthcare professionals. #AI can amplify these changes, opening up new possibilities. ✔ At the outset, AI will support practitioners with administrative tasks, ensuring transparency and reducing the possibility of mistakes, thereby enhancing the overall efficiency of #healthcareservices. ✔ Niox-Chateau concludes by reinforcing the potential of technology and AI to change the lives of patients and professionals, encouraging the audience to embrace these innovations for a better healthcare future. 🗣 “I believe technology, amplified by AI, can have a systemic impact on health and the lives of professionals. We dream of healthcare professionals with patient data in the right context, enhanced medical knowledge, and more time for patient care, enabled by smart and simple tools for preventive care,” says Stanislas Niox-Chateau. 👉 Watch all the replays of the Adopt AI Summit: https://lnkd.in/eDxHcR47 📅 Save the date - on November 21st, join us at the AI for Health Summit at STATION F in Paris, where Doctolib will be present to explore the future of healthcare technology! ⚕ You can already book your pass: https://lnkd.in/ej3pUNa7 

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"What's new in healthcare innovation globally?" I had the pleasure to share my thoughts on this topic at the annual event in Paris hosted by La Poste Santé & Autonomie, which brought together the entire French #healthcare and #healthTech ecosystem. Thank you florence dupre and Olivier Barets for the invitation, and appreciation to my fellow panelists: . François BRAUN: Former Minister of Social Affairs and Health of #France . stephane pierrefitte: Deputy General Director at the University Hospital Group (Psychiatry & Neurosciences) . Hélène GUIMIOT: Head of the Health Service in the Legal Support Department of the French data protection authority (CNIL) . Kathy Malas: Director of Research, Innovation, and Learning at CISSS Montérégie-Ouest, Quebec. Special thanks to Dominique Pon, CEO of La Poste Santé & Autonomie for the great moderation (and great event). The key points of my presentations in a nutshell: The NHS, a cornerstone of British pride, is in crisis according to Lord Darzi's 2024 report (published in Sep 24) Key findings show 33% of Britons now wait over a week for GP appointments, compared to 16% in 2021. Bupa has responded by offering a subscription model for primary care: £17/month for same-day teleconsultations or £22/month for in-person visits, raising concerns about a potential two-tier system. Following the publication of the report, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer aims to transition the NHS to a digital system. There are already promising initiatives within the NHS like the 42 Integrated Care Systems (ICS) and the GP Practice Improvement Program, which has replaced 30% of face-to-face visits with text consultations. AI could also play a crucial role, with most NHS staff supporting its use in patient care (76%) and administration (81%). Four key #AI archetypes include: 1️⃣ Non-clinical AI for consumers/patients AI-based care navigation, seen with US companies like Transcarent or UnitedHealth Group's Find Care & Costs tool. 2️⃣ Clinical AI for consumers/patients AI predictive models intercepting disease through blood analysis (e.g., Function Health, Aware) or imaging (e.g., Neko Health). 3️⃣ Clinical AI for health professionals AI Clinical Decision Support (AI-CDS), especially in radiology (75% of FDA approved AI-CDS), but also beyond with companies like Tempus AI in AI-oncology. 4️⃣ Non-clinical AI for healthcare professionals AI-enhanced administrative management (like Ambient AI, ...), likely to see the fastest adoption in the short term. Three potential winners in the AI healthcare transformation: Epic: Aiming to orchestrate AI in hospitals with its App Store Showroom. Mayo Clinic: Already using 70+ AI algorithms and developing the Mayo Clinic Platform_Connect, a data hub connecting major hospitals for AI model training. La Poste Santé & Autonomie: An innovative public player acting as a trusted intermediary between healthcare systems, industry, and regulators to implement new models of care.

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This week in Lille, amidst the innovation buzz of BioFIT and MedFIT, I had the privilege of engaging with some of the brightest minds in healthcare and life sciences. One question kept surfacing in our conversations about our AI-driven solution against obesity: “Who will pay for your program?” Today, in France alone, obesity costs the healthcare system an estimated 22 billion euros annually. 📈 This isn't just a number—it represents a growing burden on a system already stretched thin. Obesity is a multifaceted challenge, and addressing it demands innovative solutions that reduce costs while improving outcomes. 🤖 At EW2Health, we’re addressing this with an AI-driven predictive behavioral algorithm (AI-PBA) that bridges lifestyle and clinical care. Using a single metric—weight—our AI detects whether behavioral changes, like diet or exercise, are truly impacting progress. This isn’t just about numbers; it’s about adherence and outcomes. 💼 Our business model is as innovative as our technology. We’re partnering with wellness companies, grocery stores, and supporting the circular economy to create an ecosystem that helps people make better choices. Through our platform, users can learn about their calorie intake, get AI-recommended recipes, build grocery lists, and even have groceries delivered to their doorstep. 🌟 The results? Our numberless way to monitor let patients stay motivated, professionals personalize treatments with ease, and the healthcare system saves money. Who pays for this? The same stakeholders are already footing the obesity bill today—but they’ll pay less. So, thanks so much, Matej Metkovic to explain me yours RPM model; Prof. Francesco Infarinato for the opportunity to expand our AI and algorithms; Rick Overkleeft and Arthur Schreuder about the patients privacy; Stef Beijk for the impressive lifestyle approach, Juanita Coetzee about incredible growth possibilities, Piet Hein van Dam to see that entrepreneurs need to believe and the amazing AI tool related to glicemia monitoring, Alexandre Morel because we will help a lot of people to get healthy! Erkki Soini to talk about the economic impact of our solution, Dr. Luca De Leonardis for the opportunity in Italy, Neel Patel the opportunity to learn about your amazing journey, and Stig Visti Andersen to explain more about the German market, Joris Johan Houtman for the support on this journey. Everything was possible because of the charming persuasion from (Anne) Sophie Dupont from Hello Lille Promotion Agency and Simon BENOUW from Eurasanté. With the support of Joris Johan Houtman and NBSO let's talk about next steps!

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🌍 Exciting times ahead for digital health in France! I had the honor of speaking at the roundtable on "Digital Medical Devices: Where do we stand in their assessment and what healthtech stakeholders need to know?" organized by the Agence de l'innovation en santé (Lise ALTER, Camille Schurtz 👏 ) at the "Next generation of clinical research" event in Lille. The discussion was rich with insights on the current landscape of research and the future of digital therapeutics in France, especially. Special thanks to our moderator, Line FARAH (Ministère de la Santé), and my fellow speakers: Jérôme Fabiano (EIT Health France), Corinne Collignon (Haute Autorité de Santé), Sarah Zohar (INSERM), Dr. Joris Giai (CHU Grenoble Alpes) and Louisa Stüwe (Ministère de la Santé). 💡 One of the key insights: YES, foreign clinical data can be used to apply for reimbursed of a digital medical device in France! Let's connect and explore opportunities together! 🚀

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A great opportunity to learn about local townships, small cities and villages last week. Making decisions that affect the safety and livelihoods of many people with limited information seems to be the norm. Green PRAXIS can help in some areas #Risk, #Carbon, #Biodiversity https://lnkd.in/gZNZXGkv

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💪 We are very proud to have been included among the #key #startups in #digital #health who are helping to #combat #medical #deserts. Since CONCILIO's creation, we have been helping companies find solutions to support their employees' health in France and in more than 64 other countries. Our #unique #medical #concierge service offers : ✅ #Teleconsultation, 24/7, in five languages. ✅ #Digital #health #checkups focused on general health, women's health, mental health, and more. ✅ Daily support by #recommending #top #specialists endorsed by their peers to prevent medical wandering. ✅ #Medical #appointment #booking with general practitioners and specialists to save time and reduce the mental load for employees and their families, particularly those living in medical deserts. #digitalhealth #telemedecine #telehealth #bestdigitalhealthcompany #concilio #medicalconcierge

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#EUnetCCC | The French National Authority of Health (HAS), is proud to be one of the EUnetCCC leading partners, together with 31 countries, joining forces and connecting energies to develop the European Network of Comprehensive Cancer Centers. The HAS is committed to develop an innovative European certification scheme through intense cooperation with its partners: Unicancer, Fédération hospitalière de France (FHF), Institut national du cancer, Alleanza Contro il Cancro, Oslo universitetssykehus, Institut Català d'Oncologia (ICO), Deutsche Krebsgesellschaft e. V. (DKG), Technische Universität Dresden, NIZP PZH-PIB, Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny we Wrocławiu, VUL Santaros klinikos. 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫? - Improving equal access to high-quality cancer care for all citizens in Europe. - Building a European Network of Comprehensive Cancer Centers will allow European citizens, whoever they are, wherever they live, to access the best cancer care Europeans all together can provide. If you want to know how the HAS will address the challenge 👇 | Lionel Collet Amelie Lansiaux Patrick Méchain Mona Krichen Sophie ALBERT Muriel Santoro European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) Thomas Dubois Romain Mignerat Vincent Ollivier Xavier Troussard #EU4Health #CancerCare

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We are in the age of self-service so having French patients declare on their own the sick leaves of a maximum 7 days makes total sense. After all, the Brits did it and survived :) The cost-benefit if just 10% of the 68 mil. French take just one such leave per year, counting 5 minutes to operate this in a system: more than 1/2 mil. hours of low-value-added work of the medical professionals saved. At the minimum SMIC of 11.65 EUR/hr, we're talking almost 6 mil. EUR/yr. A drop in a a bucket or a smart move? #rh #hr #cristinamihai https://lnkd.in/ezxXBs25

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How do you get started in #socialimpact? How to find your way among all the methods and tools available? If you're looking for answers & ideas, you might find this guide produced by the French association Avise helpful. It's intended audience is mainly social enterprises I think, but it's broadly applicable - so worth a read through if you're interested in social impact, regardless of what sector you are in. Some of content that stood out to me as especially useful: 💠 3 key steps for social impact assessment: Potential, Proof, Integration (p14) 💠 Providing a guide for budget allocation for social impact measurement as no more than 15% of a project’s budget (p17) 💠 Categorizing possible aims for social impact assessment, as Improvement, Motivation, Accountability, Advocacy (p31) 💠 Different types of assessment questions (p41-42) 💠 Finding your way through various methods and tools (p46) 💠 Indicator frameworks that are useful to know (p52-53) 💠 Sustaining your assessment approach (p78) #evaluation

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Dear Network, ---- we need YOU ---- Thanks to you, the researchers can develop the future of healthcare and improve the remote monitoring of diseases. But more data is needed : we need many participants worldwide who speak different languages, are healthy or have various health conditions. It only takes 20 minutes. So you necessarily meet all conditions to participate 😀 ! Monitoring your health thanks to your voice will soon be possible Colive Voice is an international academic research study, led by the Luxembourg Institute of Health. It aims to identify vocal biomarkers to improve and simplify the regular monitoring of serious diseases such as cancer, diabetes, COVID-19, mental health, multiple sclerosis, inflammatory bowel diseases... 🔔 Together, we can shape the future of digital health and telemedicine for millions of patients. https://lnkd.in/eDvSD_W2 #seintinelles #participativeresearch #impact #AI #collectiveintelligence

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Digital Health in France: A Snapshot Over a year after #telemonitoring was officially integrated into France's healthcare system, the digital health market is beginning to take shape. While telemonitoring is making headway, particularly in oncology, digital therapies (#DTx) are struggling to gain a foothold. ✅ Telemonitoring Leading the Way, DTx Lagging Behind France has made notable progress in telemonitoring, with systems like Resilience Pro seeing success, especially in oncology. However, DTx is still facing significant challenges. The sluggish pace is primarily due to stringent requirements for clinical and organizational benefits, coupled with the government’s public health priorities, which tend to favour oncology and mental health (like depression and anxiety) while leaving areas like rehabilitation and chronic disease management behind. ✅ Market Trends: Where Digital Health is Gaining Ground ✔ Telemonitoring Gains Momentum in Oncology: Since June 2023, telemonitoring devices have been reimbursed under the general health coverage system, with cancer monitoring tools showing strong progress (1890 health structures have declared a remote monitoring activity so far). ✔ DTx Adoption Slow: Despite the rise of digital therapies in Europe, France lags behind countries like Germany. Hannes Klöpper has recently posted valuable insight about HelloBetter's struggle to secure reimbursement from Cnedimts. ✅ France vs. Germany France’s strict regulatory landscape contrasts sharply with Germany’s more flexible DiGA program, which allows faster reimbursement for digital health applications. Germany’s approach has fostered a broad range of innovative solutions, while France’s focus remains on specific areas like oncology. This explains why Germany is ahead in DTx adoption. ✅ Navigating the French Market: Key Insights and some advise ✔ Tackle Regulatory Hurdles Head-On: Be ready for a rigorous approval process, particularly for DTx. Early engagement with French authorities and collaboration with local players will definitely help navigate this complex landscape. I would recommend an upfront check-up of your « Market Access Readiness ». Spending that time is gaining a better view on your winning strategy and evaluating your chances more efficiently. ✔ Align with Priority Areas: Products targeting government-prioritized areas like oncology and mental health are more likely to succeed. Keep an eye on evolving health priorities to position your offerings strategically. ✔ Leverage Partnerships and Pilots: Forge alliances with influent French stakeholders and participate in pilot projects like “Article 51” to enhance market entry and boost approval chances. ✔ Plan for Financial Challenges: The path to market in France is costly and time-consuming. Explore alternative business models, such as direct-to-patient sales or partnerships with private insurers, to offset upfront costs.

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Sustainable Business Funding in France: Grants and Loans 💵 We have prepared a list of grants available in France that support small and medium businesses on their green journey. 🌳 ADEME Grants The French Agency for Ecological Transition (ADEME) is an organization that supports environmental transition and is owned by the French government.  ADEME has numerous initiatives, including the “Circular Economy and Waste” program. This program might be interesting to used device businesses as it aims to optimize resources and limit waste. It also supports various companies, including small local ones, on their green journey. 🌳 NRRP Grants The French Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) is a major strategy developed in 2020 to address issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan distributes the budget into 73 streams, with a total funding of €40.3 billion. Used device businesses might benefit from the “Digital transition” initiative. It supports small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in implementing digital technologies. €8.7 billion, or 21.6% of the plan, will be spent on this initiative. 🌳 ERDF Grants The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) is an international organization supporting SMEs in transitioning to a greener, more inclusive, and more efficient future.  The conditions of programs depend on the region. For example, in Île-de-France, ERDF invests €92 million in digitalization and SME development and €85 million in ecological transition and support for the circular economy. 🌳 France Num Grants  France Num helps SMEs, and very small enterprises (VSEs) digitalize. Regarding financial support, France Num provides subsidies that can be spent on purchasing innovative digital equipment. Grant requirements include co-financing from the company: France Num finances 50% of the purchase. Additionally, the project should last at least two years. 🌳 JTF Grants  The Just Transition Fund (JTF) was created by the European Union to help businesses transition to a climate-neutral economy. It provides help in various regions across Europe that depend most on fossil fuels.  JTF assists companies financially in achieving carbon neutrality. Several types of funding are available, such as non-repayable grants and co-financing. The program’s overall budget is €19.2 billion for 2021-2027. You can find the list of sustainable loans in France on our website: https://lnkd.in/dz9GfTdA #NSYSGroup #Sustainability #France

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Leader's Challenge: Are you familiar with “The Overton Window” and the spectrum of acceptability? This influence 2.0, a strategic tool for up-to-date managers  Influence, manipulation, seduction: finding the right balance at the digital age Here are the ingredients to be discovered in this pertinent article of Philippe Roy ; thanks Philippe. The different stages of an idea's evolution to influence a way of thinking, or a strategy: - Unthinkable - Radical - Acceptable - Reasonable - Popular - Political Must read 😊 ! #influence #biases #lobbying

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Doctolib is looking for a match. 💙 Health is likely the sector that will benefit the most from the current AI advancements. At Doctolib, AI has opened up new possibilities for us to realize the dreams we’ve shared with healthcare professionals since day one. In this context, AI is being seamlessly integrated into most of our products for patients and healthcare providers to make them more relevant, efficient and to better meet their needs. AI will allow us to launch new products that were previously unimaginable pushing the boundaries of what is possible in healthcare. While we've made great strides with our team notably with the help of Typeless and Aaron.ai, we know that to achieve these ambitions, we need to go even further, and that’s why we are seeking new innovative AI partners in healthcare – and this could be you, or someone you know! From day one, our purpose at Doctolib has been simple : we improve the daily life of health professionals and we help people to be healthier. While we've already made an impact, I’m more convinced than ever that artificial intelligence is essential to fully realizing this vision and to help healthcare professionals spend much less time being data archaeologists. That's why we're actively looking to work with… ✨ 𝗔𝗜 𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺𝘀 𝘄𝗵𝗼 𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘃𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗽𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. ✨ We’re particularly interested in: 🔹 𝗔𝗜 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁-𝘂𝗽𝘀 𝗯𝗮𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝗘𝘂𝗿𝗼𝗽𝗲. 🔹 Expert teams specializing in 𝗟𝗮𝗿𝗴𝗲 𝗟𝗮𝗻𝗴𝘂𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗠𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹𝘀 (𝗟𝗟𝗠𝘀), whether fine-tuning, model orchestration, or multimodal applications. Expertise in healthcare or generalist AI is welcomed. 🔹 𝗡𝗟𝗣 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗠𝗟 𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀 who can help develop future AI-native products. If this sounds like you or someone you know, feel free to reach out at [email protected], we’d love to connect and explore how we can work together to create something impactful. I’m convinced that, together, we can build the healthcare we all dream of.

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💣 NGOs in burn out ! An interesting article (thanks to Cristina Balan) about the burn out of CSR managers caught between a management whose objectives are essentially financial and the other teams who see new constraints. This situation, which affects people's mental health, should alert us and we need to understand the causes.  Burn out is your head telling you that what you're doing isn't what you think is right ! To solve it you need to align what you think is right with your actions. In the article, the solution is to resign 👉 . No winners 😶 ! A similar situation exists for Romanian environmental NGOs 🌿 , who are also faced with contradictory injunctions between their role as NGOs that have to warn about climate change, biodiversity, etc., and the companies that sponsored. Some NGO actions look more like greenwashing or green shifting for companies than ecological or social actions. Using NGOs to play the role of ‘useful idiot’ seems to me to be a losing game 🤯 - For NGOs, the risk is simple: loss of credibility and support from volunteers.   - For companies, it's more complex but also more risky.   👉 Reputation risk with every accusation of greenwashing or actions that have no impact.  👉 Lack of resources (the best people refuse to work for a company with a bad reputation, internal burn out, etc.). ) 👉 The worst : By delaying the necessary changes, they will miss out on the necessary change that will come anyway (you can't solve climate change with fine words 🤷‍♂️ !). Is it a complicated problem to solve? 🤔 No. Some companies sponsor with the social and ecological impact in mind, demonstrating that they go beyond their economic role 🤗 .  All we have to do is keep to our role and consider NGOs for what they are. They are tools that focus the community's attention on social issues and make it possible to address certain weaknesses in the State.  https://lnkd.in/deT84Pxw

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"Adherence 2:0, New Approches" 💡 As an EntrepreNurse, I'm constantly seeking fresh perspectives and innovative approaches. Recently, I had the opportunity to lead a workshop about adherence and compliance in healthcare for physicians and nurses. It sparked a question: How can we adapt our strategies to the unique needs of different patient generations and the changing world we live in? Traditional methods might not resonate with patients today anymore. We need to explore innovative ways to engage patients in their treatment plans and to empower clinicians with new tools to collaborate with patients on improving adherence. The discussion was inspiring, and I'm excited to explore these possibilities further in our next sessions. #innovation #adhearance #complaince #nurses #physicians

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What consequences could the development of breakthrough technology have on a society with sick fundamentals? This is clearly the situation today, not only in France but internationally. While the current period demands a common movement on complex global issues, nations and their people tend to retreat into themselves. Worse, two blocs with entirely different societal projects are emerging. These blocs transcend state borders and are found within populations, creating fractures, damaging the idea of fraternity, and reducing collective strength. In this fragile society, a breakthrough technology that will transform the world at all levels appears. The effects of artificial intelligence are closely linked to what humans ultimately want to do with it. It can be an opportunity for impact like humanity has never known. An impact that can be positive or negative. It can enable better education, health, food, governance... and it can ultimately ensure peace. Initiatives exist around the world to allow AI to positively serve humanity. From France, two of them are presented in this article: "les communs démocratiques" by Make.org and AIForPeace by MoHo. https://lnkd.in/ehYcaDQ4 #AIForPeace

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[CES] Ready to discover the French Pavilion? 🚀  Get to know the first part of our HealthTech & Wellness delegation 🏥    ✅ Galeon is a SaaS company and a collaborative research network of caregivers, patients, and innovators, that builds the next generation of Electronic Health Record.    ✅ Armonie Santé develops biocide solutions and medical devices made from 100% plant-based ingredients, including anti-lice treatments and textile care products.    ✅ Aiphonia develops the "Low Voice Headset," an AI-powered device designed to improve communication for people with vocal disorders.    ✅ MoveR is the creator of an immersive and playful therapy for the rehabilitation of neurodevelopmental disorders.    ✅ KAPSYS is a French company dedicated to designing digital mobility and communication devices for visually impaired individuals.    ✅ Pulse Audition created the Pulse Frames, AI-powered smart hearing glasses that enable the wearer to better follow conversations in noisy environments.    ✅ Sonaide is a deeptech and impact startup whose AI technology detects distress sounds at elderly people's homes to help them live longer at home.    ✅ Lili for Life promotes inclusion for dyslexic individuals with its 2025 innovation: the Lili screen, that makes reading more accessible and comfortable.    ✅ Synovo Group is a fast-growing medical transport management software and digital services company based on innovation (including AI), proximity and availability.    ✅ Somno Engineering’s worldwide expertise in critical care has allowed them to develop the first solution to monitor, improve and protect patient sleep.    ✅ BeParentalis is developing a tool to improve children's health monitoring, prevent diagnostic delays, and ensure timely, effective care.    Want to see more?  Discover the 100+ members of the French Pavilion on our website ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gYTgN56K    #ces #ces2025 #healthtech #wellness Pauline N. Hugo Patin Clarisse Mauriange Fayssal MAJID Sophie S. Sébastien G. Corentin H. Roxane Valfort Elias R. Francesco P.

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