What are Flavien Chervet's AI projects and commitments?

I founded a transdisciplinary laboratory at the intersection of art, technology and fiction, dedicated to exploring the frontiers of AI in creation. The Studio develops 'universe-works' in Open Source: complete worlds in which to create with AI multiple, transmedia, branching artworks.

Among its worlds: HELO, a speculative universe about the arrival of General AI that led to the creation of a graphic novel, and CLOC, a poetic, dreamlike and offbeat universe.

I run two communities (Paris and Lyon), free, open and independent, bringing together over 6,000 AI enthusiasts: professionals, developers, researchers and the general public.

Monthly events explore the arrival of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and superintelligences (ASI), their most transformative impacts on our civilization, as well as advanced prompting techniques and autonomous agent creation.

I collaborate with Senator Vanina Paoli-Gagin to make AI alignment a European strategic priority and a French industrial opportunity.

We organised a symposium at the Senate with key players in AI and digital sovereignty, which fed a European resolution proposal on AI alignment, carried by the Senator.

In 2026, I took part in the working group of the parliamentary mission on the alignment of AI systems, whose report was delivered in July.

I am co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer of IRIIG (International Research Institute for Innovation & Growth), the first major French school dedicated to innovation and creativity.

I develop a pedagogy centered on human skills (creativity, critical thinking, communication, collaboration and... Courage!) that trains biological brains in complementarity with digital ones. IRIIG trains tomorrow's innovators by integrating AI at the heart of its programs.

I am an ambassador of the World AI Film Festival (Cannes), the pioneering festival celebrating the fusion of AI and cinema, and the French representative for Entertain-AI (Montreal), Canada's leading event on AI and the creative industries.

These commitments aim to promote AI as a creative tool in cultural industries and to explore new narrative forms made possible by technology.

I write regular analyses on Artificial Intelligence for Time France, which takes over from Forbes France. My articles offer strategic breakdowns of the latest AI advances for executives and decision-makers.

From impacts on business models to geopolitical stakes, through technological breakthroughs and a touch of anthropological exploration, each publication aims to make the complexity of AI accessible to those shaping tomorrow's world.