Hub France IA is a non-lucrative association accelerating the development and adoption of a responsible, ethical and sovereign AI by all economical players.
Federating French AI players
About us
Hub France IA is +200 organisations members, + 50 European partners, + 160 startups, + 800 members.
Hub France IA
Working groups
The Hub France IA Working Groups allow members to share experiences and issues, to pool tools and methods in order to develop projects and produce operational deliverables in a trustworthy environment.
Regulatory monitoring
The Regulatory Monitoring group keeps a collaborative watch on regulatory developments relating to artificial intelligence. It closely monitors the work of the European Union institutions and French bodies in order to obtain an overview of the legislative texts in this field.
AI Act compass
The AI Act Compass group brings together legal and technical experts in AI to produce deliverables aimed at operationalising the implementation of the AI Act (or artificial intelligence regulation) in businesses. Our aim is to make the challenges of the AI Act understandable and to help professionals determine the regime that will apply to them, identify the stages of compliance and provide visibility on the timetable for implementing the text.
Cybersecurity
The cybersecurity group explores AI uses in cybersecurity but also questions cyber-risks related to AI. To do so, the working group focuses on identifying use cases and players related to AI and cyber. Through a cycle of intervention, the working group consolidates its expert vision of this field.
Environment and AI
The AI & Environment group currently brings together AI and business experts, all of whom have a keen interest in the environment and AI for good. This WG is exploring the subject of frugal AI and related terms such as sober AI and Green AI. Our aim is to define the underlying principles of these concepts, to produce intelligence, and to identify and highlight AI & Environment use cases, all with a view to meeting the challenges of digital sobriety.
Ethics and good pratice
The ‘Ethics’ group looks at the issues and challenges involved in implementing ethical AI. Bringing together the expertise of academics and companies, it is driven by feedback and sharing of experiences around the implementation of ethical charters for AI, support but also dedicated tools. Our group is working to better understand and implement the principles of ethical AI.
Generative AI: uses, risks and impacts
The "Generative AI" group explores the underlying techniques, and identifies the impacts and uses of multimodal solutions, and LLMs in particular, to produce concrete elements that aim to better understand the benefits and risks of these approaches.
AI and maintenance
The ‘AI & Maintenance’ group brings together specialists in artificial intelligence and experts in industrial maintenance. This team aims to share feedback on the use of AI to optimize maintenance operations in all types of industry. The group also provides a collaborative framework for sharing knowledge and best practice.
AI and Health
The ‘AI & Health’ group is looking at how AI can be used to benefit health, while taking account of the risks involved. Cybersecurity, medical devices, health data, sustainability, ethics and regulation are all part of the group's roadmap.
AI and Human Resources
The "Human Resources" group, which welcomes HRDs and startups who are experts in the field, identifies AI solutions that are changing HR practices. This group is also constantly analyzing the role of HR teams in the deployment of AI within companies and in supporting business lines.
AI for Transport and logistics
The "Transport and Logistics" group has structured an association, AI Cargo Foundation, with the primary aim of creating a shared asset, in the form of a technology platform, that simplifies collaboration between players in the sector. The group thus aims to develop innovative AI projects to transform the transport and logistics sector.
Voice and language: tools, data and compliance
Bringing together players in the field of voice, NLP and machine translation, this group focuses on issues related to annotation and data access, benchmarking key technologies in the sector and aims to centralize and support European projects in the sector.
Our members and partners
The Hub France IA is made up of 800+ members and partners to accelerate the adoption of AI within companies and institutions at the national and European levels.
