Post by Marie Le Piniec

Thinking for ourselves in an AI age A few months ago, I literally deep-dived into the world of AI when joining the COO Office at AXA. I discovered things I didn’t even know were possible at such scale — fascinating and full of opportunities. But at the end of the day, just like everyone else, I’m also a regular citizen using AI to find restaurants, get Christmas gift ideas, or identify the song that has been stuck in my head for 48 hours. And naturally, that everyday use raises a bigger question: how do we make sure AI supports learning, curiosity and critical thinking — especially for younger generations who will grow up with it? To open the debate, here’s a thoughtful article offering four academic perspectives on AI in education (2023): https://bit.ly/49wkESF To raise awareness, particularly among the youngest, I can only recommend taking a look at Cybervengers.club — our AXA initiative using a manga-style universe to help kids understand digital risks in a fun and engaging way. This week, Episode 7 was released — “AI is not your brain.” A timely reminder that while AI is powerful, learning to think for yourself is essential. #AI #Protectwhatmatters #AXA