On September 3, Frédéric Simottel, a journalist, met with several tech and business leaders during the program Tech & Co, a daily show on BFM Business. The discussion centered around a proposed ban on artificial intelligence (AI) in New York schools. AI refers to technologies designed to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning, reasoning, and problem-solving. Among those present were Clément David, president of Theodo Cloud, a company that provides digital solutions for businesses. Michel Lévy Provençal, founder of Qapten, a startup focused on AI and data analytics, also joined the conversation. Cédric Ingrand, general director of Heavyweight Studio, a company involved in media and content production, contributed to the discussion as well. The debate over AI in education has gained attention as schools and policymakers weigh the benefits and risks of integrating AI tools into classrooms. Supporters argue that AI can enhance learning through personalized education, while critics raise concerns about privacy, bias, and the potential displacement of teachers. Tech & Co airs Monday through Thursday and is available as a podcast for those who want to listen to the discussion again. The show covers a range of topics related to technology, business, and innovation, offering insights into current trends and challenges in the digital world.