Funding: Own budget (22), Public broadcaster / state media (10), Tech company (other) (6), Tech company (OpenAI) (6)
Generative AI built into the CMS since January 2025 for a deliberately narrow set of tasks: suggesting alternative headlines and standfirsts, producing summaries and "points à retenir", and drafting tailored posts for each social network, LinkedIn especially. The binding design rule is that AI can only be invoked once the article is already written — a journalist can ask for variants on a headline they have…
Partnership with Aive (French AI start-up) for AI-powered video post-production and ad spot adaptation (announced June 17, 2025); Aive's MGT (Multimodal Generative Technology) combines visual, audio, emotional and narrative analysis to automatically generate multiple ad variants from a single spot for different platforms and formats; capabilities include generating horizontal/vertical format versions and video…
'data.ina.fr' — an AI platform that analyses France's audiovisual archive to make media-coverage patterns visible: how news events, personalities and places are covered over time. Combines automated transcription, named-entity recognition for people and locations, and INA's proprietary audio classifier (INA Speech Segmenter) for speech type and voice gender; the editorial team reviews, normalises and…
Archive question-answering tool over Historia's back catalogue, built by the data department of the Les Échos–Le Parisien group. It runs Gemini against the magazine's 22,000 archive articles and displays, with every answer, the articles that served as its sources. In testing as of early 2025. A parallel project to let ChatGPT query the Les Échos archive exclusively was under study, as was using a secured ChatGPT…
Advanced WAN-IFRA/OpenAI Newsroom AI Catalyst cohort (Oct.–Dec. 2025); 'keep AI in-house' strategy: proprietary AI sandbox gives all staff LLM access with full copyright and data protection (no data transfer to external platforms); operational tools: content tagging system (validated by editorial, HR, legal), AI article summaries, quiz generator converting articles to interactive content; 24 Heures du Mans event…
First French 24/7 news channel with continuous AI-powered live subtitling for deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences (deployed November 5, 2024, launching with US election coverage); automatic and synchronised subtitles covering broadcast hours 6:30 AM to midnight daily; developed by France Télévisions' internal teams in collaboration with france.tv access, their accessibility subsidiary; accessible on france.tv…