20.05.2026
What if the main impact of AI was not intelligence, but speed?
When discussing artificial intelligence, we often focus on ChatGPT, Nvidia, and OpenAI.
However, the real revolution may lie elsewhere, in the collapse of execution time. For example, developing a new drug could eventually shrink from 15 years to just a few weeks. Thousands of industrial prototypes could be generated overnight.
Some AI systems may soon complete the equivalent of a full month of human work in less than one hour. Ultimately, the real story may not be artificial intelligence itself, but rather its ability to compress time.
Watch the video by John Plassard, Partner and Head of Investment at Cité Gestion:
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Since 2009, market corrections like the 34% drop in 2020 and 25% fall in 2022 have shown that volatility is the inevitable price of returns, making it essential to stay prepared to act when the next unexpected crash creates an opportunity.
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What if we are looking at the wrong price?
A closer look at the energy market reveals dynamics that are not making headlines, yet could have a significant impact on inflation and growth.
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