Three rooms now make up Studi’IA, a digital laboratory within the AulTech training center, inaugurated nearly a year ago in Val Francilia. This new space, funded by the IBM group with support from the Regional Directorate for Economy, Employment, Labor, and Solidarity (Dreets), was conceived by the teams of the AulTech Employment Center (MDE). It complements the Hub IA 93 program, a network aimed at enhancing the skills of economic actors and developing experimental projects in Seine-Saint-Denis.
Equipped with Nvidia RTX 5090 graphics cards, the most powerful on the market, Studi’IA offers unparalleled processing speed. It also features dedicated spaces for podcasting (audio and video), enabling recording, editing, and live streaming of content. A green screen studio completes the setup for video production.
Beyond technical mastery, Studi’IA has a strong educational mission. It aims to teach the informed use of artificial intelligence, distinguish authentic content from AI-generated content, and raise awareness about "deepfakes". The lab is also open to professionals, local authorities, associations, and individuals to assist them with their digital projects, from content creation to social media distribution, such as an artisan looking to promote products on Facebook.
On August 27th, the campus hosted Sabrina Roubache, Minister Delegate for Vocational Education and Training and Apprenticeship, accompanied by Bruno Beschizza and Amaury Dumay, Prefect Delegate for Equal Opportunities. The visit showcased the campus's various structures, including the Mission locale, which focuses on professional integration for 16-25 year olds, and training organizations like Simplon.
The tour of Studi’IA was a highlight of the visit. This facility addresses the major challenge of preparing local residents for the jobs and technologies transforming society. "Our ambition is clear: to make these major economic and technological shifts a real opportunity for our young people and our residents, by giving them access to qualifications, apprenticeships, and professional integration," emphasized the Mayor.
Two new training programs will soon be launched at the AulTech Employment Center: cybersecurity, with a component dedicated to AI and echoing planned data center projects in Val Francilia; and office automation and artificial intelligence, integrating new AI tools to automate daily business tasks. These courses will complement the offerings from Simplon and Hope formations, in a rapidly evolving field.
With its Studi’IA and dedicated training programs, AulTech is a significant asset for Aulnay-sous-Bois and Seine-Saint-Denis, positioning itself as a unique facility in the race for technological innovation.
