
The highlight of the morning was the presentation by Tawhid Chtioui, President and Founder of aivancity, who offered an in-depth exploration of a key question: “What is human responsibility in the age of artificial intelligence?”
Through an educational and accessible approach, the conference helped to unpack the fundamentals of AI — from machine learning to algorithmic bias, via ‘human-in-the-loop’ mechanisms — whilst placing them within concrete contexts, particularly in the field of healthcare.
The presentation highlighted a major shift: artificial intelligence is no longer limited to providing assistance; it now influences decision-making processes.
By introducing probabilistic logic into environments historically based on human expertise, AI is redefining the balance between judgement, experience and automation.
In the face of these developments, the conference emphasised one imperative: to reaffirm the role of humans.
Through this programme, aivancity is setting out a bold ambition: to train those who will create, guide and embody the major innovations in artificial intelligence.
Graduates of the programme will go on to join centres of excellence, contribute to research or develop high-impact entrepreneurial projects.
The programme is based on a model structured around the aivancity endowment fund, which guarantees full coverage of tuition fees.
During this launch phase, funding is provided entirely by this fund, with the aim of gradually engaging partner companies to ensure the scheme’s sustainable development.
As a mission-driven institution, aivancity sees this programme as a natural extension of its commitment: to train artificial intelligence experts capable of combining technological excellence, an understanding of the world and a sense of responsibility.
This initiative is fully in line with aivancity’s vision: to train and support professionals capable of understanding, designing and overseeing artificial intelligence in all its complexity.