On September 14, François Sorel, a French technology expert, met with several journalists during the BFM Business program Tech & Co. Among those present were Bogdan Bodnar from La Tribune, Bruno Guglielminetti, a journalist and host of Mon carnet de l'actualité numérique, and Frédéric Simottel from BFM Business. The discussion centered on concerns raised by companies in Silicon Valley, the heart of the global tech industry, about losing control over artificial intelligence (AI), a rapidly advancing field that has sparked both innovation and regulatory debate. The journalists and Sorel also explored a collaborative effort by major tech firms, including Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic, to create an organization aimed at regulating AI development. This initiative comes amid growing calls for international standards to ensure AI is developed responsibly and transparently. The conversation highlighted the challenge of balancing innovation with the need for oversight to prevent misuse or unintended consequences. Another topic was an accusation made by China against Anthropic, one of the companies involved in the AI regulation project. While the specific nature of the accusation was not detailed in the discussion, it underscores the geopolitical tensions that have emerged around AI governance. Different countries and companies have varying interests and concerns when it comes to how AI is controlled and used globally. The discussion took place during Tech & Co, a daily program on BFM Business that airs from Monday to Thursday and is also available as a podcast. The show regularly covers topics related to technology, innovation, and the digital economy, providing a platform for experts and industry leaders to discuss current issues in the tech world.