Principles to guide action
Autonomy, transparency, accountability and fairness: ten founding articles to help us think about AI that serves humanity.
Read the charterHuman rights · Artificial intelligence · Ethics
Progress needs
principles.
How can we preserve our freedoms and dignity in the age of artificial intelligence? A charter, a citizen-led project and a book to open the debate.
THE BOOK · FREE DOWNLOAD · FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Protecting peopleHuman rights as our starting point.
Understanding the issuesExamining uses and their consequences.
Building the debateTen principles to examine together.
The approach
Three starting points.
One shared question.
What future do we want to build with AI, and what protections must we preserve?
Practical questions
Work, health, data, creativity and power: understanding what is at stake when we delegate to a machine.
Explore the issuesA sustained exploration
From the foundations of human rights to the question of possible protection for artificial intelligences.
Discover the book“How can we preserve human rights and dignity when artificial systems play a part in our decisions?”
The book’s central question
The project starts with people, their freedoms and their access to remedies. It then opens a philosophical discussion about the criteria for possible protection of non-human intelligences.
A text open to discussion
A citizen-led charter.
The ten articles set out a proposal by Steve Cimolino. They invite everyone to examine the responsibilities that accompany the development of AI.
Learn about the project and its authorThe debate starts with us.
Read, ask questions, share an idea: everyone can contribute to this discussion.