France Télévisions is launching Projector, a unique acceleration program that puts startups at the heart of its operations. The goal: to collaboratively invent the future of public broadcasting by combining innovation, sustainability, and performance.

On April 1, Le Point IA took place at France Télévisions' head office, an event designed to show how Artificial Intelligence is gradually being deployed in the company, through case studies and concrete examples. The program included a conference, a masterclasses and booths, where you could talk to our tech, news, digital and HR specialists.

Since Tuesday, November 5, franceinfo: has become the first news service in France to offer synchronized subtitles from 6:30 a.m. to midnight.

Closed captions are produced everyday for the French public news channel, from 6 to 9 AM and from 9 PM to midnight. In addition, on France TV website and applications, franceinfo will receive automatic subtitling thanks to an Artificial Intelligence during the rest of the day.

France Télévisions innovates by offering a new way of listening to its live channels for blind or visually impaired people.

In recent months, we have seen the appearance on the market of what are known as "voice assistants", also known as "bots" or "conversational interfaces", which can take various forms. Integrated in connected speakers, in our smartphones or via a web browser or mobile application, they allow us to interact with artificial intelligence, generally in the cloud, with the most natural of interfaces: our voice.