A physician, entrepreneur, and futurist, Laurent Alexandre analyzes the consequences of artificial intelligence and exponential technologies for businesses, skills, and the future of society.
From medicine to the digital revolution
Originally trained as a urological surgeon, Laurent Alexandre is also a graduate of Sciences Po, HEC Paris, and the École nationale d'administration. In 1999, he co-founded Doctissimo, one of France's first major online health platforms, before leading DNAVision, a company specializing in DNA sequencing.
This career at the intersection of medicine, entrepreneurship, and digital technology enabled him to identify early the convergence of artificial intelligence, genetics, computing, and biotechnology.
Understanding the intelligence war
For more than fifteen years, Laurent Alexandre has highlighted the accelerating capabilities of artificial intelligence. In his view, AI is no longer merely an IT tool: it has become a strategic issue transforming production, decision-making, education, and the balance of power between nations.
He analyzes the technological competition between the United States, China, and Europe, urging European companies and institutions to invest in research, skills, digital infrastructure, and technological sovereignty.
Rethinking education, work, and management
As machines become capable of writing, translating, coding, analyzing, and producing recommendations, Laurent Alexandre raises a crucial question: which human skills will continue to create genuine value?
He calls for a reappraisal of training, qualifications, and the organization of work. In 2025, together with Olivier Babeau, he published Ne faites plus d'études ! Apprendre autrement à l'ère de l'IA, examining how learning must change in a society where artificial intelligence makes knowledge instantly accessible.
Medicine, longevity, and the future of humanity
Laurent Alexandre also explores the possibilities opened up by medical AI, genomics, gene therapies, and technologies designed to combat aging. In 2026, together with Alexandre Tsicopoulos, he published Vivre 1000 ans – Quand l'IA règne et la mort recule : rêve ou cauchemar ?
A speaker who sparks debate
On stage, Laurent Alexandre brings together foresight, medicine, economics, geopolitics, and organizational transformation. His deliberately radical tone is intended to raise awareness and generate a strong response from the audience.
His talks are particularly suited to events seeking an intellectual wake-up call: executive committees, conventions, leadership meetings, and events devoted to innovation, education, or healthcare.