Douglas Moreau - Speaker on intelligence artificielle
AI speaker, entrepreneur, and president of 2039, I help leaders understand, decide, and act.
Douglas Moreau is a speaker on Artificial Intelligence (AI), entrepreneur, and president of 2039, a network dedicated to the concrete impact of artificial intelligence on businesses, professions, and decision-making. Through 2039, he brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts in confidential formats such as private lunches, AI tool demonstrations, and conferences, with an approach focused on real uses rather than theoretical speeches.
His positioning is based on a strong conviction: artificial intelligence is not a technological trend but a structural break, comparable to the major industrial revolutions. He intervenes to help organizations understand what is really happening, to go beyond fads, and to identify concrete levers for action.
Douglas Moreau has given several talks at schools and private groups, and has been selected to speak in two TEDx formats, notably at the Panthéon and at the École Polytechnique. His interventions combine storytelling, pedagogy, and concrete demonstrations, aiming to provoke immediate awareness among decision-makers.
He primarily addresses audiences of leaders, executive committees, and teams in transformation, providing a clear, structured, and operational reading of the issues related to AI.
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Frequently asked questions
Which topics does Douglas Moreau cover as a speaker?
Douglas Moreau speaks on the following topics: intelligence artificielle, futur du travail, innovation, leadership, avenir and entrepreneuriat.
How do I book Douglas Moreau for a conference?
To book Douglas Moreau, contact the Lespeakers agency. An advisor will call you back to scope the event, dates and format.
How much does a conference with Douglas Moreau cost?
Douglas Moreau's fees:
- Conference : 4500 €
Booking is handled through Lespeakers.
Which languages does Douglas Moreau speak on stage?
Douglas Moreau speaks as speaker in french and english.
Where is Douglas Moreau based?
Here is where Douglas Moreau is based: Paris, France.
Where does Douglas Moreau speak?
Douglas Moreau's speaking locations: Dans le monde entier.
Which speaking formats does Douglas Moreau offer?
Douglas Moreau offers the following formats: Conférence.
What led Douglas Moreau to become a speaker?
The desire to make simple and concrete transformations that may seem abstract. With artificial intelligence, I have noticed a huge gap between the speed at which technology advances and the speed at which leaders can actually appropriate it. Taking the stage allows me to bridge this gap.
Why book Douglas Moreau rather than another speaker?
Because my approach is neither purely technological nor purely forward-looking. I connect the latest advancements in AI to their very concrete consequences on professions, businesses, and leaders' decisions, with an accessible, visual, and action-oriented discourse.
What is Douglas Moreau's speaking angle?
I do not only talk about what AI can do today: I show the trajectory. My work consists of connecting weak signals, new models, and emerging uses to help the public understand what their job or business might look like in a few years.
How does the audience experience a talk by Douglas Moreau?
With a lot of rhythm, surprises, and interactions. I alternate projections, very concrete examples, questions to the audience, and lighter moments. My goal is to avoid the classic top-down lecture and to maintain a real narrative tension from start to finish.
What concrete results can the audience expect after a talk by Douglas Moreau?
A better understanding of the actual speed of AI, a much clearer prioritization of opportunities and risks, and above all, the desire to test. The goal is that the day after the conference, several decisions or experiments actually begin.
Professional career
- 2023Fondateur
CLUB 2039
His conferences
The Last Human Decision: Utopia and Dystopia of the Coming World
Where automation stops, where judgment begins
Artificial intelligence is progressing at an unprecedented speed. It writes, codes, analyzes, advises, creates, automates, and is already beginning to perform tasks that were thought to be reserved for humans until recently. But behind the technological fascination lies a much deeper question: how far are we willing to delegate?
In this conference, Douglas Moreau explores the two futures that lie ahead of us. The first is that of a form of utopia: a society in which AI frees humans from a large part of repetitive tasks, enhances our intelligence, accelerates research, improves health, transforms education, and allows everyone to achieve more. The second is more concerning: a world where we progressively delegate our choices, our autonomy, our creativity, and an increasing part of our decision-making power to ever more efficient systems.
Through the latest advancements in artificial intelligence, concrete demonstrations, real use cases, and prospective scenarios, this keynote helps to understand what is already possible today, but especially what could happen tomorrow.
Work, power, creativity, management, information, responsibility: what decisions do we still want to make ourselves when AI will be able to advise us on almost everything?
This conference does not seek to idealize or demonize artificial intelligence. On the contrary, it invites us to understand an essential idea: technology will probably offer us more and more possibilities, but it will not decide for us the world in which we wish to live.
The question is perhaps not what artificial intelligence will be able to do.
The real question is: what will be the last decision we refuse to relinquish to it?
Software in the Age of AI: What Becomes a Commodity, What Remains Defensible, and How to Create a Sustainable Advantage
Artificial intelligence not only transforms usage: it profoundly redefines the way to conceive, build, distribute, and defend a software product. In a world where models are advancing rapidly, where agents are becoming capable of executing complex tasks, and where infrastructure is quickly commoditizing, one question becomes central: what still constitutes the sustainable value of software?
In this conference, Douglas Moreau offers a clear and strategic reading of the new value chain of software in the age of AI. Which elements are gradually becoming interchangeable? Which layers of product are at risk of being absorbed by models or platforms? And conversely, where are truly defensible advantages still being created?
Through the evolution of models, agents, interfaces, and infrastructure, this keynote helps to understand how the rules of the game are changing for publishers, startups, scale-ups, and technology companies. It particularly sheds light on key trade-offs: should we build on top of existing models, integrate AI as a feature, completely rethink our product, or reposition around distribution, data, user experience, or workflow?
The goal is not only to talk about technology but to answer a major strategic question: how to position a product in an environment where technical capabilities are continuously improving and where an increasing portion of software is at risk of becoming a commodity?
A conference to understand where value is truly shifting — and how to build a sustainable advantage in the software of tomorrow.
The story finally begins: why the technological acceleration of the next ten years will redefine work, power, and society
For decades, we have talked about the future as a distant horizon. Artificial intelligence, autonomous robots, personalized medicine, massive automation, new interfaces: many of these technologies already existed as promises. What is changing today is not just their level of performance. It is their speed of progress, their diffusion, and above all their convergence.
In this conference, Douglas Moreau proposes to take a step back on the current technological acceleration to understand why the next ten years could matter more than several previous decades.
Three major shifts structure this transformation. First, intelligence is gradually becoming accessible on demand: writing, analyzing, coding, creating, or reasoning can now be assisted on an unprecedented scale. Next, automation is gradually surpassing simple software and beginning to transform processes, organizations, and tomorrow the physical world. Finally, innovation cycles are shortening: companies and individuals must now make decisions in an environment where technological capabilities can evolve radically in a few months.
Through concrete examples, the latest technological disruptions, and prospective scenarios, this keynote explores their consequences on work, businesses, education, economic power, and our collective choices.
The goal is not to precisely predict 2030 or 2039. It is to understand the forces that are already shaping the world to come and to identify the decisions that it is becoming necessary to make today.
For the essential question may no longer be: "When will the future arrive?"
It has already begun. And for a large part of technological history, we may only be at the first chapter.