Adji Bousso Dieng, AI Expert From Senegal
Graduates, Innovation — 30/08/20Dieng went on to study in France and earned an engineering degree from Télécom Paris in France and a Master in Statistics by Cornell [...]
Why facial recognition algorithms can’t be perfectly fair
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 20/07/20By W. Maxwell and S. Clémençon. Facial recognition algorithms have been shown to be less accurate for black [...]
Facial Recognition: Embodying European Values
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 25/06/20Renaissance Numérique advocates for the creation a strong EU-level standardisation system for facial recognition [...]Why is infrastructure and investment sharing so fraught with difficulty?
Digital Economy, Faculty Members — 27/05/20The report authors, Marc Bourreau, Winston Maxwell (Télécom Paris), and Steffen Hoernig (Nova [...]
The Covid-19 containment seen through French consumer transaction data
Digital Economy, Faculty Members — 26/05/20Using billions of anonymised French bank card transactions from before and during the COVID-19 [...]
The challenges of new technologies in finance
Digital Trust, Data Science & AI — 27/04/20The development of new technologies, in particular Artificial Intelligence (AI), used in finance, has strongly [...]
EU Encourages Voluntary Tracing Apps, Stresses Privacy Safeguards
Digital Trust, Data Science & AI, Faculty Members — 16/04/20On Wednesday 15 April 2020, the European Commission said that one of the means [...]For remote or local facial recognition, the ethical issues are not the same
Digital Trust, Data Science & AI, Faculty Members — 09/03/20There are many uses of facial recognition, such as local identity [...]
"Integrating ethics into algorithms raises titanic challenges"
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 07/12/19Two researchers from Télécom Paris, David Bounie and Winston Maxwell, describe in an op-ed piece to Le [...]
C Programming with Linux : edX Prize for Télécom Paris/IMT and Dartmouth
Innovation — 21/11/19Created by Rémi Sharrock, Associate Professor at Télécom Paris, and Petra Bonfert-Taylor, Professor at the [...]
20 years FDDP with NUS Singapore
Engineers, International Partnerships — 12/11/19On November 10th and 12th was celebrated the 20th anniversary of the French Double Degree Program with NUS at Singapore. The [...]
Télécom Paris relocates to Palaiseau !
Institutional — 12/11/19Télécom Paris moved to Palaiseau, in a brand new building in the École Polytechnique district. This move brings us closer to our partners [...]
Creepy human-like skin makes your phone ticklish and pinchable
Design interaction perception — 19/10/19Marc Teyssier at Telecom Paris in France and his colleagues have devised an artificial skin for interactive devices that responds to touch. The skin is able to [...]
Is the explicability of algorithms a fundamental right?
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 02/09/19It is essential to respond with discernment to the demand for transparency on the operation of algorithms, say [...]
How the FTC Became a “Super CNIL”
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 20/08/19Some French readers objected to my calling the FTC the “most powerful privacy regulator in the world.” Others objected to my comparing the FTC to a “super [...]
First graduating cohort in Sino-French Master’s Program
Graduates, Engineers — 01/04/19On March 31, 2019, a graduation ceremony was held on the Zijingang Campus of Zhejiang University (ZJU) for the first [...]
SJTU-ParisTech Elite Institute of Technology (SPEIT) celebrates its first graduating class
Graduates, Engineers, International Partnerships — 30/03/19The graduation ceremony of the first graduating class of the [...]
A graduate turns Amazon’s retail concept into a reality
Graduates — 17/12/18Amazon had a vision. Gerard Medioni had a computer vision. Together, there’s apparently no stopping the tech giant and the [...]