Anuchika Stanislaus, PGE 2017, at the heart of France’s AI decision-making

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06.23.2026

Anuchika Stanislaus, PGE 2017, at the heart of France’s AI decision-making

Today, she serves as an advisor within the “Digital Sovereignty” team of the France 2030 investment program, where she directly contributes to shaping the country’s technological future.

For the past three years, she has worked closely with ministries to strengthen the research and development ecosystem in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and emerging technologies. This strategic role goes far beyond technical aspects: it involves designing and funding critical infrastructures while fostering collaborative projects capable of driving the next major technological breakthroughs.

In this capacity, Anuchika Stanislaus plays a role in guiding national innovation priorities. AI systems, computing power, data sovereignty… all central issues in global competition and modern public policy.

At the intersection of technology, ethics, and commitment

Before joining France 2030, Anuchika specialized in public policy analysis at the intersection of technology and ethics. She focused on issues that have since become essential: online content moderation, platform accountability, and the protection of freedom of expression in a constantly evolving digital environment.

In this context, she became a rapporteur for a United Nations-mandated working group dedicated to accountability frameworks for social networks and their users. This significant international experience enabled her to approach digital challenges from the perspectives of law, governance, and fundamental freedoms.

Beyond her professional responsibilities, Anuchika Stanislaus also stands out for her civic engagement. As Vice-President of the association De l’Oise aux Grandes Écoles, she works to promote equal opportunities and access to higher education for students from underprivileged backgrounds.

She complements this commitment through her involvement in gender equality, notably as a former French delegate to the international G(irls)20 Summit in 2015.

This dual commitment, both professional and associative, paints the portrait of a graduate who is convinced that technology cannot be separated from social and human issues.

Through her journey, Anuchika Stanislaus embodies a new generation of strategic, committed, and hybrid profiles, capable of navigating between public institutions, international organizations, and ethical reflection—an invaluable asset at a time when technologies, and artificial intelligence in particular, are profoundly reshaping economic and societal balances.

Anuchika Stanislaus, PGE 2017, at the heart of France’s AI decision-making

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A graduate of the GEM Master in Management (PGE) in 2017, Anuchika Stanislaus has, in just a few years, established herself as a key figure in French public policies בתחום artificial intelligence. At the crossroads of technological, strategic, and ethical challenges, her career reflects a constant commitment: putting innovation at the service of the public good.Today, she serves as an advisor within the “Digital Sovereignty” team of the France 2030 investment program, where she directly contributes to shaping the country’s technological future.For the past three years, she has worked closely with ministries to strengthen the research and development ecosystem in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and emerging technologies. This strategic role goes far beyond technical aspects: it involves designing and funding critical infrastructures while fostering collaborative projects capable of driving the next major technological breakthroughs.In this capacity, Anuchika Stanislaus plays a role in guiding national innovation priorities. AI systems, computing power, data sovereignty… all central issues in global competition and modern public policy.At the intersection of technology, ethics, and commitmentBefore joining France 2030, Anuchika specialized in public policy analysis at the intersection of technology and ethics. She focused on issues that have since become essential: online content moderation, platform accountability, and the protection of freedom of expression in a constantly evolving digital environment.In this context, she became a rapporteur for a United Nations-mandated working group dedicated to accountability frameworks for social networks and their users. This significant international experience enabled her to approach digital challenges from the perspectives of law, governance, and fundamental freedoms.Beyond her professional responsibilities, Anuchika Stanislaus also stands out for her civic engagement. As Vice-President of the association De l’Oise aux Grandes Écoles, she works to promote equal opportunities and access to higher education for students from underprivileged backgrounds.She complements this commitment through her involvement in gender equality, notably as a former French delegate to the international G(irls)20 Summit in 2015.This dual commitment, both professional and associative, paints the portrait of a graduate who is convinced that technology cannot be separated from social and human issues.Through her journey, Anuchika Stanislaus embodies a new generation of strategic, committed, and hybrid profiles, capable of navigating between public institutions, international organizations, and ethical reflection—an invaluable asset at a time when technologies, and artificial intelligence in particular, are profoundly reshaping economic and societal balances.