Artificial intelligence is much talked about in the media, marketing and service sectors, often with the fear that it will replace certain professions. But in the industrial sector, another revolution is underway: the discreet but powerful rise of generative engineering.

What are the concrete impacts on the engineering profession? Is it a threat or a tremendous opportunity? And above all, what skills will we need to develop if we are to remain a player rather than a spectator in this transformation?

On the occasion of the publication of its new report, the Arts & Métiers Think Tank, in partnership with the Société des ingénieurs Arts & Métiers and the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts & Métiers, invites you to an evening of discussion on Monday June 16 at 6:30 p.m. devoted to these major questions, for all those who shape or accompany the evolution of engineering.

Following a presentation of the report's findings by André-Benoît De Jaegere (Senior Executive Advisor, Capgemini) and Stéphane Lapujoulade (General Secretary, Think Tank Arts & Métiers), a round-table discussion moderated by Véronique Favier (Deputy Director General, École Nationale Supérieure des Arts & Métiers) will bring together several experts in AI in engineering, including Francisco Chinesta (Lecturer/Researcher in Engineering, École Nationale Supérieure des Arts & Métiers) and Loïc Rouiller-Monay (Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Iprova SA), to share their views and feedback. The event will conclude with a discussion with the audience.

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📍 Face-to-face in Paris → https://www.arts-et-metiers.asso.fr/networks/events/181969

🌐 Live on LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/events/commentl-iar-volutionnelesm-tie7331632051139268608/theater/