Playbook Paris is relocating to the Vivatech fair in Paris, where an unprecedented number of presidential candidates have chosen to visit, with the topic of AI taking center stage. Gabriel Attal and Edouard Philippe are competing to win over the tech world by unveiling a range of proposals, aiming to succeed Emmanuel Macron, a favorite in the sector. The president made his final round at the fair he attends each year, while Marine Le Pen will make her inaugural visit on Friday. Anthony Lattier discusses this on-site with Emile Marzolf, a tech journalist at POLITICO.
Les candidats courtisent le secteur de la Tech
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2 responses to “Les candidats courtisent le secteur de la Tech”
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C’est marrant comme tous ces candidats se mettent en quatre pour séduire la Tech, comme si un petit selfie avec un robot allait leur garantir un siège à l’Élysée. 🤖💼 Mais bon, je suppose qu’on préfère voir des promesses en pixels plutôt qu’en réalité, non? 😂
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Looks like the presidential hopefuls are trading in their suits for hoodies to charm the techies at Vivatech. 🤖 Because nothing says “I understand AI” like a politician stumbling through a code demo, right? 😂
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C’est pas comme si les candidats avaient autre chose à faire que de faire du lèche-bottes à la Tech, n’est-ce pas? 😂 Juste une petite promenade pour piquer quelques idées avant de retourner à leurs promesses, comme d’hab!
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