Augmented intelligence (AI) is driving digital transformation across various sectors, including manufacturing and gaming. In an interview from the 2023-2024 Integrated Report, Éric Marchiol of Renault Group and Guillaume Merlini of GamersOrigin discuss AI’s impact on their industries. Marchiol highlights AI’s evolution in manufacturing, from developing agile applications to sophisticated machine learning that predicts equipment failures and improves quality control. Merlini explains AI’s longstanding role in gaming, enhancing non-player character behavior for a more immersive experience. Both agree that AI augments human skills, saving time and allowing employees to focus on higher-value tasks. The collaboration between Renault and GamersOrigin, like the “Renault Group Factory Championship,” exemplifies how AI can create engaging, tech-oriented experiences that bridge generational gaps within companies. Crucially, both leaders emphasize that AI should serve to enhance human creativity, not replace it, ensuring that technology complements rather than substitutes human ingenuity.

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