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Pascal Bornet

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Pioneer in intelligent automation and AI, a former executive at McKinsey and EY who authored the book 'Intelligent Automation', and a top advisor on blending AI with business processes.

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AI Models: Today's Equations Shaping the Future
Social•Feb 21, 2026

AI Models: Today's Equations Shaping the Future

For centuries, a few equations reshaped the world. Today, AI models are the new formulas — which one will define our era? #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #FutureOfWork https://t.co/LWPVq2qdLL

By Pascal Bornet
AI Amplifies, Not Replaces, Human Artistic Expression
Social•Feb 21, 2026

AI Amplifies, Not Replaces, Human Artistic Expression

AI is not killing art. It is redefining the canvas. London’s Frameless museum just demonstrated something important. Immersive AI and digital projections are not replacing artists. They are expanding human expression in ways static walls never could. For years, I’ve argued that the real...

By Pascal Bornet
Build Beyond the AI Bubble, Create Lasting Impact
Social•Feb 20, 2026

Build Beyond the AI Bubble, Create Lasting Impact

People keep asking if we’re in an AI bubble. We probably are. And that’s not the point. I’ve lived through bubbles before. Dot-com wiped out companies and fortunes. But it also left us the internet, fiber optics, and e-commerce. Same with biotech. Most bets failed. Society still got...

By Pascal Bornet
AI Eliminates Social Friction for Introverts
Social•Feb 20, 2026

AI Eliminates Social Friction for Introverts

This image hits closer to home than I expected. I’m an introvert. For years, that meant friction. AI didn’t change my personality. It removed the friction. Here’s what that looks like in practice: 1. Speech-to-speech: Thinking out loud without pressure → Example: ChatGPT voice mode...

By Pascal Bornet
Every Great Tech Team Needs Vision, Design, Execution
Social•Feb 18, 2026

Every Great Tech Team Needs Vision, Design, Execution

Every iconic tech company follows the same pattern. I’ve seen it repeat again and again. → The visionary founder who bends reality → The designer who shapes taste and experience → The quiet engineer who makes it actually work Different names. Same archetypes. Apple had them. Tesla had...

By Pascal Bornet
AI Restores Voice, Restores Dignity for the Disabled
Social•Feb 18, 2026

AI Restores Voice, Restores Dignity for the Disabled

This is the kind of AI that moves me. After 18 years of silence, Ann spoke again. A brain implant reads signals from her speech cortex. AI decodes them in real time. A digital avatar restores her voice and facial expressions. What’s new? Not text on...

By Pascal Bornet
Quantum Breakthrough Makes Once‑impossible Problems Solvable
Social•Feb 17, 2026

Quantum Breakthrough Makes Once‑impossible Problems Solvable

I’ve been waiting for a moment like this. Google’s new quantum chip solved a 150-year-old problem in 2 hours. 13,000× faster than one of the world’s best supercomputers. That’s not incremental. That’s a different category. Their Willow chip ran an algorithm that models how atoms...

By Pascal Bornet
When AI Masters Balance, What Human Edge Remains?
Social•Feb 16, 2026

When AI Masters Balance, What Human Edge Remains?

I learned to ride a bike the hard way. Falling. Adjusting. Trying again. So when I saw a robot bike doing tricks on its own, I had to watch twice. No remote control. No script. It learned through reinforcement learning. Trial. Error. Balance. Repeat. That’s what struck...

By Pascal Bornet