Around forty Strasbourg leaders attended the breakfast organised by HLU, in partnership with Serue Ingénierie, on November 6th.
“We need to know how to differentiate between ‘data driven AI’ which is fed by very large quantities of data (only data, but no know-how) and ‘knowledge based AI’, AI developed on specific business know-how (much less resource-intensive – uses models and reasoning),” explained Helene Le Teno, President of Heart Leadership University.
Sacha Goepp, co-founder and co-director of Plus que pro, highlighted the importance of leadership responsibility regarding the choices of AI uses: “We are experimenting… and the courage and intuition of leaders are more necessary than ever!”
“For me, artificial intelligence does not exist; only humans possess intelligence. My 8-year-old daughter only needs to see a cat once to be able to recognize it, whereas an AI needs to see it 100,000 times,” noted Alina Holcroft, CEO of ETHIQAIS.
Stéphanie Grotzinger, vice president of CJD Strasbourg, reminded everyone of the need to properly secure the control and access of employees to freely accessible databases and tools.
Rich and constructive exchanges to help leaders use artificial intelligence correctly without losing the intelligence of the heart: intuition, courage and empathy!