The edition of the 2th issue of the magazine ActuIA to be published on 15 October was the occasion to set up its scientific committee. Composed of 8 women and 7 men, these professionals and researchers from different backgrounds and countries express all the richness of the French-speaking AI ecosystem. [bctt tweet="AI is at the top of Gartner's Hype Cycle as in previous years. The subject is passionate and concentrates hopes fueled by science fiction, which makes it an ideal candidate for the "Buzz" that ActuIA does not wish to fuel." username="actuiafr"] Une image contenant moniteur, assis, écran, ordinateur Description générée automatiquementThe quarterly paper magazine ActuIA, whose first issue featured Yann LeCun, winner of the 2018 Turing Prize, is distributed on newsstands throughout France. Its ambition is to bring artificial intelligence within the reach of all economic players and associations. Its promise is to inform in a pragmatic way, while taking a step back from the effects of advertising. This is why it is today setting up a scientific committee made up of some of the leading French-speaking specialists on the subject.
Stéphane Nachez, director of the publication, explains: "Finding the right balance between popularisation and scientific accuracy is a real balancing act. Although ActuIA is not intended to be a scientific journal as such, we want to offer our most demanding readers information that is as accurate and objective as possible, in order to make ActuIA a real tool for monitoring and decision support".
The multidisciplinary scientific committee, led by Laurent Cervoni, is made up of :
  • Laurent Cervoni, Director of Research and Innovation of the Talan Group
  • Eric de la Clergerie, Scientific Leader at INRIA
  • Marie Crappe, Head of Datascience at VEEPEE
  • Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Professor at Sorbonne University & LIP6 - CNRS / Member of COMEST (World Commission on the Ethics of Scientific Knowledge) of UNESCO
  • Rasha Friji, Research Engineer in AI at Talan Shore (Tunisia)
  • Alexis Hannart, Chief Scientific Officer at Axionable (Canada)
  • Souheïl Hanoune, Chief Scientific Officer and Partner at XXII
  • Emeline Lesmanne, Data Scientist at Flatlooker
  • Joachim Massias, Director of the MBA in management at the Leonardo da Vinci Institute's IA
  • Juliette Mattioli, Senior Artificial Intelligence Expert at Thales
  • Francis Rousseaux, Deputy Rector, University of Galatasaray (Turkey)
  • Françoise Soulié, Scientific Advisor, Hub France IA
  • Milie Taing, CEO Lili
  • Aude Vinzerich, Head of the Artificial Intelligence and AI strategy definition team at EDF
  • Hubert Wassner, Chief of Data-Science at AB Tasty
The members of the scientific committee who do us the honour of joining the ActuIA initiative have been selected for their expertise and the diversity of their profiles. They act on their own behalf and not on behalf of the organisations and institutions to which they are affiliated. The committee will advise the editorial staff of ActuIA magazine on their editorial choices and a select committee will participate in the writing of technical articles in each issue of the quarterly. In the 2nd issue, scheduled for release on October 15, 2020, among others :
  • AI at the service of the environment.
  • Automatic language processing under a magnifying glass.
  • Panorama: Artificial intelligence in defence.
  • Interview with Jean-Gabriel Ganascia, Professor of Computer Science and philosopher.
ActuIA, the artificial intelligence magazine, is available in paper and electronic (PDF) format. Order and subscription online at : https://boutique.actuia.com Translated from Le magazine de l'IA nomme un comité scientifique

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