Yassine Tahalli

My background is undoubtedly common to many engineers of my generation; I nevertheless wish to share it.

I grew up during the rise of the internet and personal computing, and I was fortunate enough to have the famous "family computer," connected to what was considered one of the fastest connections of its time, but which today would severely test the patience of a child accustomed to the fluidity of a tablet.

I also experienced the "shock" of generative artificial intelligence. This event contributed, in a significant part, to reinforcing my orientation towards computer science.

I have always been driven by the desire to "improve through computer science": to move a process from paper to a spreadsheet, to transform a rudimentary application into a more complete and functional tool. I am a strong believer in progress and continuous improvement, and I remain convinced that process optimization is, in the long run, always a beneficial endeavor.