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Talks & stages

Give people shared language for what AI changes. 

For organizations, AI teams, universities, and events, a talk makes AI's concrete effects discussable: who verifies, who decides, who recovers, and under what conditions.

Prepared talks — grounded in real work.

The point

Out of the hype, into real work.

The talk sells neither fear nor magic. It puts AI back in its place: an object of work that has to be decided on, together, from what actually happens in the activity.

  • What AI changes in work, situation by situation
  • Who verifies, who decides, who takes back control
  • A shared vocabulary to open the debate, not close it

Preparation

A prepared talk, not a generic slide deck.

Calibrate the audience, start from recent field situations, build a shared vocabulary, then prepare the questions that open the debate rather than close it.

  • Calibrated audience: leaders, HR, prevention, field teams
  • Three recent field situations instead of slides
  • Angle: responsibility, decision, taking back control

The stages

Named public stages, not promises.

Leadership teams, universities, professional events, occupational-health expos: the talk holds up in front of demanding, very different audiences. With photos and context.

  • UNEP, CCI, Cinov Ingénierie, French Tech Réunion
  • Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
  • Préventica Rennes, Foire Agricole de Bras-Panon

Choose a format

Talk or workshop.

Short formats to create a shared language. Pricing on request, depending on audience, context, and the decision to prepare.

Talk

Pricing on request

Align an audience before a project, transformation, or debate.

  • For an organization, event, or university
  • 45 to 60 min + discussion
  • Audience, context and AI / work topic scoped in advance
  • Prepared angle, examples and shared vocabulary

Workshop

Pricing on request

Work through your cases: choose what to test, frame, limit, or refuse.

  • For a team, committee, or cohort
  • 2 to 3 hours on your real cases
  • Responsibility, human validation, supervision, recovery
  • Structuring questions and decision criteria

Interventions

Past stages.

DateStageFormatTopic
Jun 2026Préventica RennesPanelWhat impact does AI have on working conditions?
May 2026Foire Agricole de Bras-PanonTalkAI from the standpoint of real agricultural work
Mar 2026French Tech RéunionTalkAI agents and real work
Jan 2026Cinov IngénieriePanelAI and engineering: what delegation changes
Nov 2025CCIConferenceAI, work, and decision-making
Sep 2025UNEP - Union Nationale des Entreprises du PaysageConferenceAI in landscaping companies
Jun 2025PréventicaConferenceHealth, safety, and quality of work life under AI
Apr 2025Université Paris 1 Panthéon-SorbonnePublic talkActivity ergonomics and complex systems
Mar 2025AI Lab Internal OffsiteInternal KeynoteClaim-Action-Evidence: Making Silent Agent Failures Visible
Feb 2025Large French Industrial Group - AI Transformation CommitteeKeynote + WorkshopWhen AI Agents Enter Real Work

On the way out

Concrete deliverables — what remains after the stage.

  • Shared vocabulary

    Words in common to open the debate, not close it.

  • Structuring questions

    Three angles to make AI discussable in the room.

  • Decision criteria

    What to delegate, keep, or refuse.

  • Scoped in advance

    Audience, context, decision to prepare — pricing on request.

Method

From first email to the stage.

01 · Write

Audience

Who is in the room, the context, and the decision the talk must prepare.

02 · Frame

Format

Talk or workshop — duration, real cases, expected deliverable.

03 · Stage

Talk

Field-prepared angle, shared vocabulary, debate opened.

FAQ

Common questions.

What are Julien Talbot’s talks about?

What AI transforms in real work: responsibility, supervision, coordination, delegation and the conditions of trust. No product demo, no generic slides — every talk is prepared from recent field situations.

What formats do you offer?

Keynote or workshop, in Réunion and beyond, for a leadership team, an AI team, a professional event or a university. The audience is calibrated upfront: leadership, HR, prevention, line roles.

Which audiences have you already spoken to?

Named public stages: UNEP, CCI, Cinov Ingénierie, French Tech Réunion, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Préventica Rennes, and the Bras-Panon agricultural fair. Details and photos are on this page.

How do I invite Julien Talbot?

One email is enough: the context, the intended date, the expected audience. Julien replies with a framing — angle, format, duration — before any confirmation.

Invite Julien

Three lines are enough.

Audience, format in mind, decision to prepare. A first exchange to scope the session — talk or workshop.