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ARTICLE · 23 JUNE 2025

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Sébastien Pinot, Thomas Nogris et Martin Charron, avocats chez Bignon Lebray, explorent les opportunités offertes par l'intelligence artificielle générative (IAG) dans le secteur public.

FranceGovernment, Public Sector
Sébastien Pinot
Sébastien Pinot
Thomas Nogris
Thomas Nogris
Martin Charron
Martin Charron
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Sébastien Pinot, Thomas Nogris et Martin Charron, avocats chez Bignon Lebray, explorent les opportunités offertes par l'intelligence artificielle générative (IAG) dans le secteur public. Entre innovations technologiques et contraintes juridiques, ils décryptent les leviers permettant aux entreprises de saisir cette opportunité.

Le récent appel à manifestation d'intérêt de l'Etat visant à recenser des solutions d'intelligence artificielle générative (« IAG ») adaptées aux besoins des administrations illustre l'intérêt croissant du secteur public pour cette technologie. Qu'il s'agisse d'optimiser des tâches administratives simples1 ou d'accompagner certains agents dans des opérations plus complexes2, l'adoption de l'IAG permet d'imaginer une augmentation de la performance et de l'efficacité du secteur public.

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