On September 3, Frédéric Simottel, a journalist, met with several technology and business leaders for a discussion on the role of Mistral AI in public services. The participants included Clément David, president of Theodo Cloud, Michel Lévy Provençal, founder of Qapten, and Cédric Ingrand, general director of Heavyweight Studio. The conversation focused on the integration of Mistral AI—France's largest independent artificial intelligence company—into government operations and the recent call from Mistral AI executives for regulatory changes during the G20 summit. These discussions highlighted the growing influence of AI in public administration and the ongoing debate about how to balance innovation with regulation. Mistral AI has been making waves in the French tech scene, offering large language models that can be used for various applications, from customer service to data analysis. The company's push for regulatory flexibility during the G20 reflects a broader trend among AI firms seeking to adapt policies to keep pace with rapid technological advancement. The meeting aimed to explore the implications of such changes and how they might affect the deployment of AI in government sectors. The discussion took place as part of the "Tech & Co" program, a daily show hosted by BFM Business. The program airs from Monday to Thursday and offers insights into the latest developments in technology and business. It is also available as a podcast, allowing listeners to engage with the content at their convenience. This format enables broader public access to discussions on emerging technologies and their societal impact. The meeting underscored the increasing importance of dialogue between technology leaders and media in shaping public understanding of AI's role in society. As AI continues to evolve, such conversations are essential in ensuring that technological progress aligns with public interest and regulatory oversight.