François Candelon

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To make the Global South more competitive, its leading companies must become A.I. national champions

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

A John Deere combine powered by artificial intelligence.

To get the most from your company’s A.I. investment, consider the uniqueness of A.I.’s risks and benefits

By François Candelon, Theodoros Evgeniou, and others

A worker uses artificial intelligence on the job.

A.I. empowers employees, not just companies. Here’s how leaders can spread that message

By François Candelon, Shervin Khodabandeh, and others

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‘Cultured’ meat could help solve the climate crisis. Here’s what it will take to move it from the lab to the dinner table

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

Runners at the starting line

The U.S., China, and Europe are ramping up a quantum computing arms race. Here’s what they’ll need to do to win

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

Pfizer BioNTech vaccine laboratory

‘Deep Tech’ has become one of the most powerful use cases for A.I. in business. Here are 3 keys to making it work

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

An engineer shows microchips for a quantum processor.

Quantum hacking is the next big cybersecurity threat. Here’s how companies should prepare for ‘Y2Q’

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

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You can now put A.I. tools in the hands of all your employees. But should you?

By François Candelon, Maxime Courtaux, and others

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Getting the balance right: 3 keys to perfecting the human-A.I. combination for your business

By François Candelon, Bowen Ding, and others

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What do Starbucks, Tesla, and John Deere have in common? They’ve used A.I. to reinvent their businesses

By François Candelon, Bowen Ding, and others

An artist’s rendering of a robotic watchdog

Your business needs an A.I. watchdog. Here’s how to make sure it has teeth

By François Candelon, Theodoros Evgeniou, and others

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Society won’t trust A.I. until business earns that trust

By François Candelon, Rodolphe Charme di Carlo, and others

Attendees take pictures and interact with the Engineered Arts Ameca humanoid robot with artificial intelligence as it is demonstrated during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on January 5, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Patrick T. FALLON / AFP) (Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)

A.I. could make your company more productive—but not if it makes your people less happy

By François Candelon, Su Min Ha, and others

MIAMI, FLORIDA – DECEMBER 01: Matthew Hoerl of MoNA Gallery wears a VR headset as he speaks with attendees at their booth during the DCentral Miami Conference at the Miami Airport Convention Centre on December 01, 2021 in Miami, Florida. MoNA Gallery describes itself as seeding the open metaverse through the creation and use of unique 3D spaces. Organizers say this is the largest in-person combined NFT and DeFi conference in history. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Conquering the metaverse: 3 ways that businesses can find real customers in virtual worlds

By François Candelon, Karen Lellouche Tordjman, and others

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A.I. won’t break your company’s culture—and it might even boost morale

By François Candelon, Michael Chu, and others