Douglas Moreau - Speaker on intelligence artificielle
AI Speaker
Douglas Moreau is a speaker on Artificial Intelligence (AI), an entrepreneur, and the 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 great industrial revolutions. He works to help organizations understand what is really happening, to move 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 at two TEDx formats, notably at the Panthéon and the École Polytechnique. His presentations 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, ia and innovation.
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 : 3300 €
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.
His conferences
The Last Human Decision
Utopia and dystopia held in the same hand Where automation ends and judgment begins The decisions we still need to commit to making
Software in the Age of AI
The trajectory of models, agents, and infrastructure What becomes a commodity, what becomes a defendable advantage How to position a product against models that improve on their own
The story finally begins
Why the technological exponential is scaling up, now The three shifts that redefine the rules of the game What should guide the decisions of the next ten years