On Wednesday, September 16, François Sorel, a journalist and host, welcomed several experts on the topic of artificial intelligence and digital transformation during the program Tech & Co, a daily show broadcast on BFM Business. The discussion focused on the European Union’s efforts to address the risks that social networks pose to minors and its call for regulations on advanced AI models. These issues have gained increasing attention as concerns about online safety and the ethical use of AI continue to rise. Among the guests was Damien Douani, head of innovation at Narratiiv school and founder of Topos, a company that explores the intersection of technology and society. Also present was Christophe Aulnette, a senior advisor at Seven2 and a former president of Microsoft in Asia and France. His experience in tech leadership brought insight into the challenges of regulating emerging technologies. Stéphane Zibi, a consultant specializing in digital transformation and artificial intelligence, added expertise on how businesses and governments can adapt to the rapid evolution of AI. The conversation also touched on a recent push by major AI companies for the creation of a centralized regulatory authority. This comes as tech giants seek to establish clearer guidelines for the development and use of AI, balancing innovation with ethical considerations and public safety. Such a regulatory body could help standardize practices across the industry and ensure that AI is used responsibly. Tech & Co is a regular feature on BFM Business, airing Monday through Thursday. The show offers in-depth discussions on technology, business, and innovation, and is also available as a podcast for listeners who prefer to engage with the content on their own schedule.