TLDR : The French media ActuIA, specializing in artificial intelligence, is now accessible in 15 languages, aiming to promote the French and European vision of AI internationally. This initiative seeks to ease access to content for international AI stakeholders and promote a more ethical and human-centered vision of AI.
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Since its inception, ActuIA has established itself as the leading media on artificial intelligence in France. Today, we are taking a major step: actuia.com is now accessible in 15 languages – with the clear objective of promoting the French and European vision of AI internationally.
A Comprehensive Translation for Global Reach
All articles published on ActuIA – strategic analyses, expert interviews, industrial experiences, or scientific insights – will now be translated into the following languages:
- English
- Spanish
- Italian
- Portuguese
- German
- Dutch
- Polish
- Romanian
- Ukrainian
- Turkish
- Chinese
- Korean
- Japanese
- Arabic
This linguistic expansion aims to facilitate access to content for international AI stakeholders wishing to understand European dynamics.
Promoting a European Vision of AI
At a time when large language models, regulations, and AI uses are prompting global debates, the European voice – more ethical, regulated, and human-centered – deserves to be better heard. ActuIA aligns with this ambition by highlighting French and European initiatives, research conducted on the continent, public policies on trustworthy AI, and local industrial successes.
A B2B Media Focused on International Dialogue
This linguistic expansion is part of ActuIA's strategy to become a platform for disseminating information worldwide through the European prism.
It targets:
• researchers wishing to publish and share their advancements in an open collaboration logic;
• French and European industrialists seeking visibility internationally;
• public and private decision-makers aiming to understand Europe's regulatory choices;
• and all stakeholders who see AI as a strategic, societal, and ethical lever.
• researchers wishing to publish and share their advancements in an open collaboration logic;
• French and European industrialists seeking visibility internationally;
• public and private decision-makers aiming to understand Europe's regulatory choices;
• and all stakeholders who see AI as a strategic, societal, and ethical lever.
ActuIA.com thus becomes the first B2B information platform on artificial intelligence to offer fully translated content without compromising quality. We invite our readers to explore this new version of the site, share articles within their international ecosystems, and contribute with us to the emergence of a more inclusive, ethical, and European AI.
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