A new article in the Greater Paris publication in France, in the January 2025 edition, has been dedicated to my discovery of a new AI typology: the Qualificative AI and the Deeptech Xvaluator, which I co-founded in Issy-les-Moulineaux.
It is an honor to share this innovation, which I patented in 2019 and which is now appreciated by the scientific community, as reflected in the scientific articles published including in Springer. These articles confirm that this innovation completes the Condorcet Paradox and Arrow’s Theory, providing solutions to reduce the flow of fake data, decrease the ecological footprint while using Generative AI, and increase trust. Additionally, it encourages the evolution of the digital business model to create a highly collaborative and ethical digital space – a digital space that is inclusive rather than one based of polarization and fake data.
Our groundbreaking work with Qualificative AI and the Deeptech Xvaluator is addressing some of the most pressing issues in both technology and sustainability today particularly in terms of reducing fake data, mitigating the ecological impact of AI, and fostering trust in digital spaces. We are not only advancing AI but also shaping a more ethical and collaborative future for digital environments.
Article translated in English :
“The Qualitative AI Xvaluator: Revolutionizing Digital and Ecological Trust
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Florin Paun, co-founder of Xvaluator
Born in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Xvaluator aims to be a key player in the digital and ecological transition. By combining artificial intelligence and human intervention, this French deeptech, patented in 2019, stands out with its unique approach to qualify and enhance data while reducing its ecological footprint.
As an alternative and collaborative solution to the GAFA, its innovative technology, focused on reducing false and biased data, addresses critical issues: restoring trust in digital technology and protecting our democracies.
An Innovation for Societal Impact
Xvaluator’s flagship solution is based on Qualitative AI (QuAI, a new AI typology discovered and theorized by Dr. Florin Paun in 2023), capable of analyzing data in real-time and reducing biases through participatory collaboration. Its ecosystem includes:
A Digital Wallet: A tool for consultation to make optimal decisions.
A patented “Like Fingerprint©” technology: Structuring and protecting data while complying with GDPR standards.
A Data Lake: Centralizing and qualifying opinions for informed decision-making.
This approach enables the qualification of data and the identification of relevant data, which leads to a reduction in unnecessary data flow while strengthening digital trust—an essential point in a world saturated with biased or false information.
Xvaluator aims to contribute to reducing the ecological footprint of digital technology, particularly in the context of generative AI. Its solution, tailored to businesses in Île-de-France, is offered for free in pilot projects aimed at accelerating the digital and ecological transition.
Expanding its vision, Xvaluator is also part of a European sovereignty project, offering a credible and collaborative alternative to the dominant solutions of large technological platforms.
Ambitious Prospects
Xvaluator’s ambitions don’t stop there: the startup plans for massive adoption in Europe starting in 2025 and international expansion by 2027. With a planned €15 million fundraising to support its development, the company is focusing on hiring talent and strengthening its research and development efforts.
Xvaluator is redefining the way data is perceived, used, and valued. From Issy-les-Moulineaux, this deeptech demonstrates that technological innovation and societal impact can go hand in hand, while shaping the contours of a more ethical and sustainable digital future.”
As Paris hosted the AI Summit on February 10th and 11th, 2025, I would like to remind you that the European father of cybernetics, the Romanian Stefan Odobleja, chose France and the French language to publish his book in 1939, which theorized relationship between the mind and machines, focusing on the idea of consonance (harmony) rather than dissonance in mental processes and predates the research work of the American Norbert Wiener.
For more details about the article in French : https://pouparsodigital.fr/xvaluator/
Florin Paun 