L'IA va-t-elle supprimer votre emploi ? Débat sur le futur du travail - C Ce Soir du 6 mai 2026

To see the rest of the debate 👉 https://bit.ly/TravailEtIA To see other programs 👉 https://bit.ly/CCeSoir _________________________________________________________________ 04:28 Are white-collar workers more affected than blue-collar workers by the AI ​​revolution in the workplace? 10:37 Jacques Pommeraud, the CEO of Inetum who created his own AI agent to increase his productivity 21:20 Manual labor vs. intellectual labor 30:02 What place for democracy in the workplace with AI? 35:06 The anxiety-inducing discourse on AI vs. the actions implemented by Europe 45:43 Working 3 hours a day? Universal tax? Will we stop working? 56:00 Has Europe fallen behind in history and already lost the AI ​​race? _________________________________________________________________ A wave of job cuts, which began in the United States, is starting to hit France: at Seb, at Renault, in the banking sector... Everywhere, the same reason is given: the rise of artificial intelligence. Five million French jobs are said to be threatened in the next five years... We long believed that technology would first replace manual, repetitive, low-skilled tasks; but with AI, the impact is different. So, should we fear the "job apocalypse" for managers and white-collar workers that some are predicting? We will be discussing this on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, with our guests: Olivier Babeau, Economist, essayist, president of the think tank Institut Sapiens, author of the book Ne faites plus d’études (Buchet Chastel, October 16, 2025) Axelle Arquié, economist at CEPII, co-founder of the Observatory of Threatened and Emerging Jobs Olivier Sibony, Professor at HEC Paris, specialist in strategic decision-making, co-author with Eric Hazan of Faut-il encore décision? (Flammarion, February 2026) Dominique MÉDA, Professor of Sociology at Paris-Dauphine University, philosopher, author of “Le Travail” (Work) published by Les Grands Mots / Autrement (March 4, 2026) Luc MATHIEU, National Secretary of the CFDT (French Democratic Confederation of Labour), in charge of digital issues Jacques POMMERAUD, CEO of Inetum, a digital services company (ESN) with operations in 19 countries and 26,000 employees, working on a digital twin project