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Research in Artificial Intelligence.

Bridging the gap between foundational AI research and large-scale industrial deployment — I design safe, ethical, compliant and autonomous agentic systems that solve complex real-world challenges.

Modeling Human Behavior and Language for Smarter, Agentic AI Interactions

My research bridges cutting-edge academic theory and heavy-duty industrial demands. Across my career, the unifying thread has been designing systems capable of agentic behavior—from early rule-based architectures exploring the nature of intelligence, to today’s LLM-driven workflows solving real-world challenges.


Thematic Pillars

Pillar 1: Applied NLP, Generative AI & Agentic Engineering (Present & Future)

Context: DSIN of EDF Commerce

My current work focuses on the practical application of advanced NLP and Generative AI within large-scale industrial environments. Building on my background in autonomous dialogue management, I am actively exploring Agentic Engineering to design long-running agents for internal DSIN operations and broad B2B/B2C use cases. A critical component of this work is ensuring these systems remain responsible, safe, and strictly aligned with emerging regulations (GDPR, AI Act).

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Pillar 2: Social Dynamics & Human-Agent Alignment (2014–2017)

Context: Postdoctoral Research (ARIA-VALUSPA at ISIR/CNRS & JOKER at LIMSI-CNRS)

As AI systems become more autonomous, their ability to seamlessly align with human users becomes critical to building systems that genuinely benefit people. My postdoctoral research focused on endowing virtual agents and social robots with advanced socio-affective strategies to maintain user trust and engagement over long-term interactions.

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Pillar 3: Formal Modeling of Task-Oriented Dialogue (2010–2014)

Context: PhD Research (INSA de Rouen & LIFL)

My early research was driven by a desire to understand the nature of intelligence through the lens of human communication. This work laid the groundwork for autonomous, goal-oriented agent behavior by addressing the difficulty of designing systems that can safely navigate multi-step interactions.

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Research Service

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Teaching

Between 2010 and 2016, I taught computer science, software architecture, and mentored students across several French universities. See the full teaching record.

Collaborators

I collaborate with researchers from institutions across France and abroad. See the full list of collaborators.

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