On Friday, September 25, a panel of financial experts participated in a discussion on the BFM Business program C'est Votre Argent, hosted by Marc Fiorentino. The panel included Léa Dauphas, chief economist at TAC Economics; Jean-Marc Daniel, an editorialist at BFM Business; Andrzej Kawalec, general director of Moneta AM; and Éric Lewin, equity strategist at Bourse Direct. The conversation focused on several key economic topics, including the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on economic growth and employment, how AI is being incorporated into economic forecasting models, and the potential risks that France's public debt poses to its overall economic development. The discussion highlighted concerns about how AI could reshape the job market and economic structures in the coming years. Experts debated whether AI would create new opportunities or lead to significant job displacement, as well as how accurately AI-driven models can predict economic trends. These models are increasingly used by economists and financial analysts to forecast variables such as GDP growth, inflation, and employment rates. A specific number, 1.10%, was referenced during the discussion in relation to the potential consequences of France's debt on its citizens. This figure may relate to an estimate of economic growth or a threshold for fiscal sustainability. However, another source mentioned in the conversation did not provide a specific number but emphasized the general concern that France's growing debt could hinder its economic growth in the long term. The panelists acknowledged that while AI presents both opportunities and challenges, the management of public debt remains a critical issue for France's economic stability. Their discussion underscored the need for balanced policies that address both technological advancements and fiscal responsibilities to ensure sustainable growth.