Media
Interview - What is AI and where are We going as Human Societies ?
Keynote AI and Education (in French)
What will the world look like in 2050 ?
How will Human beings live aside with Intelligent Machines empowered by AI solutions integrated on even more powerful quantum computers ? What will be the remaining future jobs where Human beings will still have an added value ? What will our schools and best universities look like ?
Several scientific scenarii are still applicable today to this very near future. However, the time to initiate the drawing for one scenario rather than the others is now. In the future 25 years, the choices that we will make, individually and collectively, could help build a world where the AI would help Humanity flourish. What are these choices we will have to make in order to preserve Humanity on Earth ? And how each Human being will play a key role in this disruptive transformation ? These are among the issues to be addressed in this conference.
UNESCO Inde - AI in Education
Early Opening of the 67th session United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)
QuebGPT, September 15, 2023Radio/Podcast
92 Women To Follow Who Are Disrupting Tech In France
Biography
Entrepreneur ranked in the Top 20 Women transforming EdTech in Europe by Forbes magazine ('18), Delphine Le Serre is a leader in the Artificial Intelligence and Education sector. Prize for Women's Scientific Vocation ('96) and Prize for Innovation and Women's Entrepreneurship ('16), Le Serre is the Founder and President of the EdHu2050 fund (www.edhu2050.com) based in Montreal. The fund is dedicated to Eeducation and aims to finance the creation of 100 schools of tomorrow focused on the development of human potential. Le Serre is internationally recognized for her leadership and expertise. She frequently shares her experience as a speaker while teaching at HEC Montréal. With a vision that is both pragmatic and anticipatory, Le Serre is regularly called upon as a senior advisor by various public, private and government institutions. Holder of a doctorate (PhD) in behavioral sciences and an engineer in microelectronics and nanotechnologies, Le Serre was a professor and researcher for 15 years. Author of academic articles and co-author of educational books, committed to the rights of women and the LGBTQ community, Le Serre now lives in Montreal where she devotes her time, energy and expertise to bringing together and coordinating the greatest number around a new vision of education made necessary and urgent by the rise of artificial intelligence.