Scaling Artificial Intelligence in business: the challenge and bold vision of AI Sisters
The “Au Féminin by SGPB” club highlights inspiring women who stand out in their ecosystems. Created four years ago, it demonstrates the ambition of a responsible private bank by supporting women who wish to take an active role in their wealth and financial decisions.
This series of interviews opens a window onto shared journeys. A duo — sometimes a collective — advancing together and turning intuition into a project. A woman always plays a central role: through her vision, her determination, her way of acting. Together, they create a unique dynamic built on trust, discipline and momentum. Their story reveals the strength of doing things together, the richness of paths that converge and the power of values that unite us — entrepreneurship, innovation, excellence, teamwork and transmission.
Marceline Try, Head of Network Development and Partnerships at Societe Generale Private Banking, spoke with Chloé and Emma Pariente, co-founders of AI Sisters.
The creation of AI Sisters
Chloé and Emma Pariente are sisters. In 2023, they joined forces to create AI Sisters with a clear ambition: to popularize generative AI within organizations. Since then, more than 40,000 employees have been trained through concrete use cases tailored to the specificities of each industry. This approach quickly resonated with leading companies—first in the media sector, then in hospitality and among major investment players. They recently launched The Lab, a technical unit led by Chloé dedicated to evaluating AI tools and developing bespoke AI agents.
How would you describe your partnership?
Chloé: Emma’s background is deeply rooted in company creation and growth. She studied at business school, had a formative experience in private equity and launched a digital agency. She understands growth dynamics and business challenges. The emergence of generative AI marked a turning point in her career. She quickly grasped its transformative potential for organizations, which led us to create AI Sisters together.
Emma: Chloé brings the scientific and technical expertise to our duo. A graduate of Centrale and holder of a master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence from MIT—one of the most demanding programs worldwide—she led the large-scale deployment of AI solutions within a New York hospital. Following the success of AI Sisters, she returned to France so we could build this company together.
Chloé and Emma: Our parents are entrepreneurs. That environment shaped our upbringing. Partnering together felt natural.
Can you tell us about the project you are building together and how it began?
Emma: AI Sisters aims to make generative AI increasingly accessible in the corporate world. As soon as this technology began to emerge, I immersed myself in it. I tested use cases and shared them on social media, which quickly drew attention. I was invited to speak at conferences, but I didn’t want to promote the topic alone, so I suggested that Chloé and I lead these sessions together.
Everything truly began with seizing an opportunity. I met the founder of a media group in an informal setting and told him I was developing AI training programs—before that was actually the case. A short while later, he called back: he wanted to train 150 employees within two weeks. We worked day and night to prepare the sessions. That was the birth of AI Sisters. The first client was convinced and recommended us. Other media groups followed. Momentum built quickly. Today, AI Sisters supports leading companies in media and other sectors. The real opportunity was positioning ourselves as partners in the adoption of AI. To draw a parallel with the gold rush, those who succeeded were the ones selling the tools.
You work in close complementarity. What does the other bring you, and how does this relationship create value?
Chloé: I am rather reserved. When meeting with senior executives, being a duo gives us confidence. Our complementarity structures how we work. Emma brings business vision and commercial drive; I ensure technical rigor and the architecture of our solutions.
Emma: When you think about it, the partnership between a commercial profile and an engineering profile is ideal. As sisters, everything moves faster. Trust is never in question. It is a real asset.
Chloé and Emma: Our sister duo is memorable—the “brunette and the blonde,” the businesswoman and the engineer. This natural storytelling makes us identifiable in the tech world, which remains largely male-dominated.
You embody a strong spirit of innovation. How does this shape your vision and your decisions?
Chloe and Emma: AI is evolving rapidly. This requires constant adaptation to maintain a high level of excellence—new tools, new features, new use cases; continuous updates to our training programs, practical cases and materials. The pace is demanding, but it is what drives us. Our ambition is to offer a meaningful learning experience while ensuring practical, immediately actionable insights. That is what defines AI Sisters: a rigorous, demanding tech structure that also embraces an engaging and accessible approach, making it easier to understand and take action.
The family spirit is also a defining feature of your story…
Emma: Our parents always encouraged us to become entrepreneurs. Their support played a key role. They are very proud of us and continue to share their advice.
Chloé: Our grandfather was the right-hand man of a senior executive at a major group. He helps us adopt the right stance when engaging with large organizations.
Emma and Chloé: AI Sisters is part of a family continuum. Successive transmissions continue to shape how we move forward every day.
What advice would you give to those looking to build an ambitious project together?
Chloé: Choosing the right partner is fundamental. It requires careful attention to personalities and skills, accepting each other as they are and giving them their place. Successful partnerships are rare.
Emma: Move forward step by step. Do not chase spectacular fundraising at all costs. Build on tangible proof of adoption and value to grow and scale sustainably.
Chloé and Emma: AI Sisters has grown organically, leveraging the quality of its early missions and the trust of its clients. This discipline has enabled us to structure long-term growth.
Emma Pariente is CEO and a Generative AI specialist. She is a graduate of ESCP and has five years of experience in digital roles, notably as a Product Manager, where she focused on designing and scaling AI‑driven products and strategies.
Chloé Pariente serves as CTO. She is a Data Scientist, AI specialist, and Prompt Engineer, holding degrees from CentraleSupélec and MIT, where she earned a master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence. She brings deep technical expertise in advanced AI systems and their practical implementation.
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