Artificial intelligence: « L’humain, qui est le point de départ de tout dispositif numérique, doit rester le point d’arrivée »

For the author, while the term humanism is often synonymous in everyday language with benevolence, altruism and a concern for the common good, the use of this term by many players in the digital sector refers more to an existentialist humanism, focused on the individual, freedom of choice and personal responsibility.

However, Jean-François Lucas believes that if we claim to be concerned about “Humans”, in particular by defending a “human-centred” vision, then we have a responsibility towards them. But a responsibility on a global scale, which does not stop at the borders of the nation or the individual. He proposes that designers of AI systems should be more aware than they are at present of the social, cognitive, ethical and environmental consequences of their technical choices.

Read all about what Jean-François Lucas had to say on the subject here!

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