Dans cet épisode, j'ai discuté avec Jean-Sébastien, co-fondateur de Fireraven, une startup Montréalaise.

Jean-Sébastien partage son parcours, de ses études en génie informatique à Polytechnique Montréal à la création de sa deuxième entreprise, Fireraven.

Il nous explique comment son expérience précédente en tant que co-fondateur et CTO de Quotes-n-Go a influencé son approche de l'IA chez Fireraven.

Nous explorons en profondeur la mission de Fireraven et les défis cruciaux de la cybersécurité dans le développement et l'application de l'intelligence artificielle. Jean-Sébastien met en lumière l'importance de la gestion de la confidentialité et des risques liés à l'intégration de connaissances dans les systèmes d'IA.

In this episode, I sat down with Thomas Fortoul, host of the Thinking Tech podcast, to explore the rapidly evolving world of AI and its impact on the future of work. We dove into the challenges of navigating information overload, cultivating critical thinking, and the transformative power of AI across various industries.

Join the conversation as we discuss the creator economy, the importance of education, and the ethical considerations surrounding AI's growing influence.

Dans cet épisode, j’ai le plaisir d’échanger avec Charles, fondateur de QuébGPT, une entreprise qui aide les PME québécoises à tirer parti de l’intelligence artificielle. De son parcours en économétrie à la création d’un chatbot viral, Charles nous partage son expérience, les défis des PME face à l’IA et sa vision du futur. Nous avons également discuté de Capture, un chatbot conçu pour optimiser la conversion de prospects en clients. Comment l’IA peut-elle réellement aider les entreprises à croître ? Quels sont les enjeux pour le Québec dans la course mondiale à l’IA ? Un échange sur l’impact concret des modèles de langage.

In this episode of AI with Sach, we dive into the unseen and often traumatic labor behind artificial intelligence. I sat down with Kauna Malgwi, a former content moderator for Facebook and one of TIME’s TIME100 AI honorees for 2024. Kauna shares her powerful journey—from fleeing Boko Haram insurgency in Northern Nigeria to becoming a key voice advocating for the rights of content moderators across Africa. She exposes the psychological toll of filtering violent and abusive content, the exploitative practices of big tech, and the ongoing fight for fair treatment of African tech workers. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation about the cost of keeping social media "safe" and the people who power the AI revolution.

On this episode, Mike Todasco, former senior director of innovation at Paypal,and I discuss how AI’s branding can shape public trust, why transparency matters, and why everyday users and businesses should embrace these tools. From augmented intelligence to practical tips on workflow integration, Mike shares how anyone can leverage AI’s power responsibly—and have fun doing it. Tune in for a concise, insightful look at our AI-driven future.

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In this episode, Alexandre Guilbault, founder of the TELUS AI Accelerator, shares insights into driving large-scale AI adoption.

Alexandre discusses the team's approach to solving business challenges through AI, emphasizing stakeholder alignment, value-driven innovation, and the importance of soft skills in technological transformation.

Alexandre explores the future of AI, highlighting trends like generative and agentic AI, and offers strategic advice for companies embarking on AI initiatives.

In this episode, I sat with Shea Brown, CEO of BABL AI and a former astrophysics professor, to talk about AI regulations and audits.

Learn how organizations can prioritize human flourishing by implementing robust AI auditing practices, understanding risk assessment, and building trust in an rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Shea discusses the challenges of balancing innovation with compliance, the importance of transparency, and practical strategies for companies of all sizes to approach responsible AI development.

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In this episode, Allison Cohen, a senior applied AI project manager at MILA's AI for Humanity team, joins me to discuss how artificial intelligence can be developed responsibly for social good.

Allison shares insights on balancing technological progress with ethical considerations, making AI education more accessible to marginalized communities, and measuring the real-world impact of AI initiatives.

As one of Inspired Mind's top 50 influential women in AI, Allison brings a unique perspective on building AI systems that respect human rights while driving meaningful social change.