At the recent Artefact Data & AI Summit in Dubai, Vincent Luciani, Co-founder and Executive Chairman of Artefact, shared his insights on the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. This article covers the main points from Vincent’s session, including the commoditization of AI, its impact on the workforce, the associated challenges and opportunities, and strategic recommendations for organizations.
Stepping out of Google Marketing Live 2025, one thing is crystal clear: the future we’ve been discussing in abstract terms has arrived. Google is no longer just a search engine or an advertising platform; it's rapidly evolving into an AI-driven ecosystem where text, voice, video, and images converge to create a truly multimodal and increasingly agentic user experience. For all of our clients in retail, luxury, e-commerce, banking, insurance, and telecom, but also CPG and even B2B, this isn't just another wave of updates – it's a fundamental shift in how brands will connect with consumers and businesses.
As the global regulatory pressure around sustainability in industry intensifies, one question is coming to the fore: how can companies adopt smarter and more sustainable consumption practices? Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a strategic ally in this scenario, enabling smarter decisions, optimized processes and lower carbon emissions in intensive production chains. In this article, we explore some examples of how the industry is applying AI to tackle energy challenges at scale, and how Artefact is standing out by accelerating the transition to more sustainable, efficient and data-driven operations.
Imagine a scenario where every operational data point of an industry is continuously captured, organized, scalable, and free from cyber threats. This is the concept of IT/OT (Information Technology/Operational Technology) convergence, an evolution where the synergy between data and technology optimizes efficiency, security, and innovation in manufacturing, enabling high-quality data and robust security that support reliable and strategic decisions.
The Artefact Research Center's mission is to foster an innovation ecosystem around AI and data by encouraging collaboration between university professors and representatives of international partner companies. The goal: cutting-edge research driven by data and the industrial applications of its partner companies.
Discover how Agentic AI is driving practical, strategic advantages for digital and data marketers. From autonomous campaign optimization to personalized customer experiences, this technology empowers your team to focus on high-impact innovation.
Vincent Luciani, co-founder and Executive Chairman of Artefact, emphasizes that artificial intelligence (AI) must be concretely integrated into a company's collective processes, if it is to deliver real productivity gains. The entrepreneur will be taking part in the MKIA, an event organized by Maddyness and dedicated to AI, at the Salle Gaveau in Paris, on Tuesday April 29.
No strategy is effective without measurement! Choosing projects, evaluating the performance of AI agents or the hallucinations of the machine: detailed explanations of the governance you need to put in place to stand out from the crowd thanks to artificial intelligence.
In July 2024, Robin was promoted to CTO of Artefact France for his deep technology expertise and management skills. He now leads a large team of data scientists, software engineers and frontend developers, ensuring that his team is at the forefront of technology, with training and curiosity at the heart of his approach.
