What if AI were less a threat than a revealer of what makes us unique?
In this special episode of Quotient A, I’m delighted to welcome Joël Gombin, co-founder of Datactivist and a pioneer of data analysis in French political science. He also brings his expertise to the Data/AI department of l’Atelier de La Plateforme.
An atypical path, from Sciences Po Aix to neural networks, fueled by self-teaching and serial entrepreneurship.
Together, we explored a central question: does artificial intelligence accelerate our need for adaptation, or does it call the very rules of the game into question?
Diplomas, cognitive work, value creation, wealth sharing, individualized education, European sovereignty… Joël paints a clear-eyed picture, without catastrophism.
His final conviction resonates like a compass: in the age of AI, the value of being yourself has never been greater.
This isn’t the time to fit into boxes. It might just be the revenge of the weirdos.