Louis Matha is a senior consultant at PwC Belgium focusing on AI applied in multiple sectors: public sector, finance, manufacturing ...

His role is to be guiding people to build AI products from ideation to the maintenance of the tool.

As part of the SEMIC team, he has experience on how AI can be applied to enhance interoperability.

Denis Merigoux is a starting researcher at Inria Paris inside the Prosecco team, specialized in the study and design of programming languages and formal verification. His research domain is at the intersection of computer science and law as his goal is to improve how the law, turned into computer code, is applied automatically by information systems of government agencies and companies. More particularly, he focuses on systems levying taxes or distributing social benefits. After co-designing the Catala domain-specific language with lawyers for this purpose, he collaborates with the French tax authority (DGFiP) on a tentative re-writing of the income tax computation algorithm in Catala.

Gianluca MISURACA is founder and Vice President on Technology Diplomacy and International Relations of Inspiring Futures (IF), a global consultancy network with headquarters in Lausanne and Seville, which provides strategic advisory services to several International Organizations and public and private institutions worldwide. Among his key assignments he is currently leading, on behalf of the European Commission’s Service for Foreign Policy Instruments (FPI), the “International Outreach for human-centric Artificial Intelligence” (InTouchAI.eu) initiative; and he is the Team Leader and Project’s Coordinator of the “Digital Partnerships in Action” (DPA) facility support to assist the implementation of the Digital Partnership Agreement of the EU with Japan, the Republic of Korea and Singapore. As part of his academic roles, Gianluca is the Executive Director of the Master on Artificial Intelligence in public services (AI4GOV) led by the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and the Department of Design of Politecnico di Milano. Previously, Gianluca was a Senior Scientist at the European Commission's Joint Research Centre where, from 2009 to 2020, he was leading research and policy support in the field of Digital Governance, Social Innovation and Artificial Intelligence.