PODCAST

Schwätz du IA?

Whether you’re enthusiastic about artificial intelligence or still sceptical of it, one thing is certain: AI raises important questions. How can businesses integrate it? What are the risks and opportunities? How do you turn a promising prototype into a real-world product? And what ethical challenges come with its adoption?
To explore these questions, Professors Christophe Ley and Ivan Nourdin will meet the people who are building, using, and critically examining AI across Luxembourg. Together, they will discuss artificial intelligence through concrete examples, real experiences, and practical tools, helping listeners better understand AI and, above all, make better-informed decisions about it.
Each episode brings together industry experts, entrepreneurs, researchers and innovators for honest conversations about what AI can do and how it is shaping our future.

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Meet the hosts

This podcast is hosted by Prof. Christophe Ley and Prof. Ivan Nourdin, two mathematicians from the ÌÇÐÄVlog who share a passion for exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping science, work, education and society.

Prof. Christophe Ley works at the crossroads of statistics, applied mathematics and real-world data. His research connects mathematical modelling with concrete applications, from sports medicine to actuarial sciences and beyond.

Prof. Ivan Nourdin’s research focuses on probability theory and its frontiers. In particular, he conducts fundamental research on the mathematical behaviour of large neural networks, aiming to better understand how such systems learn and produce their outputs.

Together, Christophe and Ivan also co-founded GrewIA, an initiative dedicated to helping public and private organisations understand, adopt and build with AI through training, consulting, coaching and R&D. This gives them a 360-degree perspective on artificial intelligence: from its mathematical foundations to its concrete uses in organisations, its role in education, and its broader impact on work, society and public debate.
Through their research, teaching, public talks and field experience with their startup, they aim to make AI understandable, useful and open to critical discussion.

Together, they bring complementary voices to the AI conversation: scientific rigour, hands-on experience with real-world use cases, and a shared desire to ask clear questions about what AI can do, what it changes, and what kind of future we want to build with it.

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