AI policy in France's 2027 presidential election: regulation, investment, sovereignty and uses
Regulation, investment, digital sovereignty, jobs and skills: every proposal is quoted word for word, with its source and date.
As of November 12, 2026, 404 proposals and statements on this theme are available in English, from 27 candidates and potential candidates.
Background
Since 2018, France has been pursuing a national strategy for artificial intelligence, attached to the France 2030 plan. Its first phase was funded to the tune of 1.5 billion euros; the second is endowed with 1 billion euros. In February 2025, at the AI Action Summit held in Paris, the President of the Republic announced 109 billion euros of private investment in the coming years.
The European regulation on AI (AI Act) applies in stages: rules on general-purpose models since August 2025, transparency rules in August 2026. The AI omnibus, which came into force on July 27, 2026, postpones to December 2, 2027 the rules on high-risk systems (education, employment, biometrics). According to Insee, 18% of companies with 10 or more employees report using at least one AI technology in 2025.
Sources: Direction générale des Entreprises · Public Sénat · Commission européenne · Insee
Candidate by candidate
Gabriel Attal39 items
- Believes that without a shift on AI within five years, France will be dependent on the United States and China
- Calls it "astounding" how little space is given to artificial intelligence in the presidential campaign
- Distinguishes two AI battles: the best models, led by the United States, and diffusion, led by China
- Developing European solutions in cloud, payments and social media algorithms
- Ten-year industrial planning for five strategic sectors, including AI and quantum
- Using facial recognition and AI to identify looters
- Considers that the AI challenge is being ignored by the other candidates
- Believes the main risk is being replaced by someone who knows how to use AI
- Funding sovereign AI through the funded component of the future pension system
- Create international AI regulation modeled on nuclear cooperation
- States that he wants an AI that is sovereign and useful in the daily lives of the French
- Proposes a sovereign AI and international regulation inspired by nuclear cooperation
- Stated objective of bringing about a European sovereign AI
- Concentrating European efforts on 12 major projects, notably in AI
- Require transparency of social media algorithms to allow researchers to study them
- AI is listed among the four priority projects announced, with the goal of placing France at the forefront in Europe
- Partly funding the cut in employee contributions through AI productivity gains
- Artificial intelligence is presented as one of the candidate's four strategic priorities
- Strengthening defense investments in drones and AI
- Observation on the impact of drones, AI, cyber and quantum on the nature of conflicts
- Sets the goal of France becoming the leading European power in AI within ten years
- Announcement of a 200 billion euro plan to fund AI, tech and innovation
- Call for more long-term private capital to spread AI through the economy and support start-ups
- €200 billion plan betting on public procurement and AI in schools for technological sovereignty
- Places AI among four priority projects and highlights France's digital sovereignty
- Announcement of a 200 billion plan aimed at making France the leading European power in AI within ten years
- Create a common European AI policy funded by joint borrowing
- Step Up State Support for Mistral
- "France 2040" plan of 200 billion euros for AI and innovation
- Create a productivity tax credit to fund AI adoption in businesses
- Revising the European AI Act
- Train 20 million employees in AI by 2030
- Building independence in electronic chips by supporting French start-ups
- States that AI will separate winners from losers
- Deploy AI to automate administrative tasks in courts and aim for zero paper
- Integrating AI at all levels of the justice system for case review
- Proposal to use AI to reduce administrative slowness in the functioning of the justice system
- Mastering the entire AI chain, with European preference in public procurement
- Training all French people in AI, from primary school to professional retraining
Olivier Becht8 items
- Give a European confederation of 6 to 10 states a competence over innovation and a unified AI market
- Require platforms to pay for content by strengthening copyright, including in the face of AI
- Create a constitutional High Authority for transparency and privacy, formed by merging the CNIL, the HATVP and the CADA
- Acquire 100,000 drones within five years and develop a combat drone and robot industry
- Using drones to deliver emergency treatments in rural areas
- Create a portable permanent contract guaranteeing an income throughout working life, in the face of jobs threatened by AI
- Making France a leader in quantum and in AI running on quantum platforms
- Making AI, along with medical technologies and space, a technological vanguard priority
Xavier Bertrand1 item
Karim Bouamrane2 items
Juan Branco10 items
- Launch a robotization plan for large farming operations
- Launch a computing plan with co-nationalization of STMicro based on open architectures
- Generalize AI transcription in the police
- Develop a robotics sector in all fields, including humanoid
- Produce one million drones per year by 2032, scalable to five million in the event of conflict
- Impose transparency of social network algorithms
- Create a state software corps responsible for autonomous infrastructures, including algorithmic models
- AI transcription of all stages of criminal proceedings
- Launch a major assistive robotics plan for people with disabilities or vulnerable people
- Ban the exploitation of personal data produced locally without profit-sharing for users
Christian Collovati1 item
Emmanuel Dubuisson2 items
Nicolas Dupont-Aignan53 items
- Borrowing at Zero Interest from the Banque de France to Invest in AI and Robotics
- Systematically Audit AI Models to Prevent Bias
- Require tax domiciliation in France for the subsidiaries of digital giants
- Create computing centers and sovereign cloud infrastructure for research and businesses
- Imposing technological sovereignty and data protection criteria in calls for tenders
- Promoting AI products based on the French language
- Introduce a moratorium on court decisions without final human arbitration
- Create a multi-billion-euro AI sovereign fund, public and private
- Create a National Agency for AI Ethics and Security
- Expanding the SISSE's prerogatives to protect AI companies against foreign takeovers
- Funding the scale-up of French AI startups
- Cooperating with French-speaking countries, particularly African ones, on training data
- Support academic and entrepreneurial initiatives for a sovereign AI
- Ban AI medical diagnoses not supervised by a doctor
- Audit and oversee France 2030 and the French Tech
- Protecting the CEA, INRIA and CNRS against foreign interests
- Ban biases and filters introduced into AI by service providers
- Create a special "AI and Tech" visa for foreign talent
- Legislate to regulate AI as a "Digital Person"
- Review the open source and open data policy of laboratories and the State
- Supporting the establishment of semiconductors and supercomputers through the "Produire en France" fund
- Establish a moratorium on the use of data derived from AI for social credit mechanisms
- Give priority to French AI, cloud, cybersecurity and robotics companies in public procurement
- Create an "IA Made in France" label for solutions without critical dependence on foreign players
- Regulate data transfers outside France through national encryption protocols
- Promote the creation of French-language models
- Guaranteeing the traceability of AI training data
- Cancel the national implementation of European digital surveillance projects
- Rank 100 French-designed supercomputers in the Top 500 by 2035
- Develop 4.0 industrial solutions incorporating AI and autonomy in robotics
- Using digital technologies for road traffic management
- Digitize doctors' administrative tasks
- Create an autonomy label for digital products
- Intensify Training for Digital Professions for Job Seekers
- Introduce a moratorium on the exploitation of connected objects and a right to non-traceability
- Constitutionally ban the tracking of individuals without consent
- Digitize heritage and publish it on a single portal for public cultural data
- Create a European quantum computing agency
- Deploying quantum computing for decision support and the automation of intellectual tasks
- Create or reclaim sovereign French digital players
- Support the development of autonomous vehicles
- Developing automated medical diagnosis
- Build European medical databases for automatic diagnosis
- Introduce a flat digital tax on the exploitation of personal data
- Equip laboratories with 30 new supercomputers
- Developing AI with French players and tools independent of the GAFAMI
- Getting Back in the Race for Know-How in Missiles and Drones
- Improving technical intelligence and mass data processing through AI
- Create a European transport agency preparing for driverless vehicles on the roads in 2030
- Launch a French-language search engine and social networks
- Withdrawing from the European MALE drone project in favor of a French drone
- Protecting AI, semiconductor, optics and quantum players from foreign acquisition
- Restore anonymity and the ban on data storage as fundamental freedoms
Raphaël Glucksmann10 items
- Ending dependence on GAFAM within 5 years through a European sovereign fund
- Imposing Rules by Design Against Addictive Social Media Algorithms
- Driving an international AI treaty for very high-risk uses
- Open an international AI campus to train coders, lawyers and scientists
- Launch a "cyber sentinelle" program with specialized brigades against cybercrime
- Protecting Copyright in the Face of Generative AI Platforms
- Create an industrial agency for digital technology and AI funded by France 2030, BPI and the GAFAM tax
- Doubling the Horizon Europe budget, with investments in AI research infrastructure
- Launch an accelerator dedicated to breakthrough innovations such as AI that is safe by design
- Launch major drone production programs
Jean-François Legendre1 item
David Lisnard40 items
- Believes that France and Europe must produce AI and robotics, not merely regulate them
- Praises Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas and his speech to UNESCO on artificial intelligence
- Asked about the Thélyson Orélien affair, Lisnard sees AI as a writing tool and laziness of thought as the main danger
- On Wandercraft's exoskeletons, Lisnard contrasts the machine that lifts man up with the one that replaces him
- Believes that control of the routers directing requests to AI models will be a power issue
- Presents the combination of AI and robotics as a lever for reindustrialization
- Cites nuclear power as an asset in AI competition and wants to mobilize capital and public procurement
- Presents AI as an anthropological revolution that accelerates history
- Calls for addressing the remuneration of authors and media outlets and respect for copyright in the face of AI
- Wants law enforcement to be able to use AI and drones in the face of riots
- Opposes regulating a technology before mastering it, regarding European AI regulation
- Expects AI and robotics to deliver solutions on the environment and health, including cancer
- States, in a forthcoming book on AI, that the machine cannot want in place of humans
- Not making public AI dependent on foreign powers or foreign servers
- Comparison between the historic stakes of nuclear power and those of artificial intelligence
- Create a European DARPA funded with European funds
- Training in AI at all levels, from the BTS to career retraining
- Simplify AI regulation and create regulatory sandboxes
- AI contributions cited for climate modeling, energy optimization and pollution detection
- States that AI is an industrial reality that is accelerating
- Observation on the share of European AI start-ups generating their revenue in the United States
- States that AI does not concern only cutting-edge research and large technology companies
- Criticism of the idea that data centers financed by foreign capital with American AI models constitute digital sovereignty
- Observation on the share of European AI start-ups considering moving their headquarters to the United States
- Believes the most transformative AI is the invisible kind, coupled with sensors, robotics and biotechnologies
- Points to the possible opposite effects of artificial intelligence on individuals
- Observation on AI's growing ability to produce computer code
- Observation on French companies' AI investments captured by American players
- Observation on American and Chinese dominance of large generative AI models, apart from Mistral
- Observation on the share of American players in the French cloud market, the infrastructure of AI
- Observation on the transformation of production lines by predictive maintenance and robotics
- Fighting social security fraud with the biometric Carte Vitale and targeted automated control
- Agile regulation for medical innovation (diagnostic AI, surgical robotics, remote monitoring)
- Digitalizing health data flows and entrusting their consistency checks to AI
- Support precision agriculture, robotization and AI for crop management
- Generalize telemedicine and simplify the sharing of medical data
- Create clusters and future-oriented sectors in robotics, cybersecurity, AI and data sciences
- Encouraging investment in medical and digital innovation, including diagnostic AI
- Modernizing law enforcement tools, including preventive AI
- Joint European Programs on Digital Data Sectors
Antoine Mikolajczak4 items
- Create a body of randomly selected citizens on ethical issues related to AI
- Require AI systems to direct users to support organizations in cases of psychological risk
- Require digital platforms to prove the absence of addictive mechanisms before any launch
- Establish a moratorium banning AI companions for minors
Jean-Luc Mélenchon57 items
- Ban AI systems designed to simulate an emotional relationship with the user
- Set rules against discriminatory biases in AI and medical technologies
- Require human oversight of algorithmic management decisions and a worker veto right
- Place digital and telecommunications infrastructure under public control and relocate it
- Strengthening the CNIL's resources to ensure the application of the GDPR's security requirements
- Holding consultations between companies, unions and occupational representatives to develop AI that assists workers without monitoring or replacing them
- Increase funding for doctoral grants and public quantum research laboratories
- Regulate cultural generative AI and compensate creators whose work is used
- Create a public free software agency tasked with planning and funding their development
- Nationalize digital companies holding essential know-how threatened with bankruptcy, offshoring or takeover
- Require AI providers to detect and correct discriminatory biases in their systems
- Launch a national emergency post-quantum cryptography program
- Bringing initiatives to the UN to regulate lethal autonomous weapons systems
- Raise industrial robotization to 400 robots per 10,000 employees, matching Germany
- Develop robotics sectors in health, the sea and space
- Ban certain uses of AI, including biometric identification, individual scoring and predictive policing
- Negotiate a treaty at the UN governing the uses of artificial intelligence
- Making the fight against data breaches a national priority and regulating the transmission of data to third parties
- Structuring a national supply chain for critical digital components, with a microprocessor foundry in France
- Require disclosure of any AI involvement in the texts and images produced
- Regulating online platforms against disinformation and foreign interference
- No longer making users' consent alone a sufficient basis for processing their data
- Extending to digital technology and AI the sectors where the State holds golden shares and a veto right
- Develop a public offering of essential digital services, including a search engine and online payment
- Base the military model on disruptive technologies, including AI, with sovereign programs
- Develop a French industry for water bombers and drones to fight forest fires
- Create a national mission for the mastery of AI bringing together researchers, engineers and parliamentarians
- Develop small, specialized and more resource-efficient AI models, notably for health, law or culture
- Offer volunteers with rare skills, notably in cyber, the possibility of serving in the defense services
- Create a national AI authority issuing market authorization for high-risk systems
- Guarantee the right to a human contact person in interactions with any organization, public or private
- Making all public aid to quantum start-ups conditional on sovereignty guarantees
- Constitutionalizing the right to encryption and to the security of data and communications
- End algorithmic management of train ticket prices
- Create a targeted research institute dedicated to artificial intelligence
- Progressively freeing universities and research from the GAFAM in favor of free software and sovereign solutions
- Endorses Emmanuel Macron's call for a global artificial intelligence authority
- Converting work hours eliminated by AI into free time rather than unemployment
- Observation on the potential of AI, usable by capital as well as by labor
- Regulate and Plan Digital Technology and Generative AI
- Ban facial recognition
- Making France a power in disruptive military technologies, including dronization and AI
- Open negotiations at the UN on AI regulation and the ban on lethal autonomous weapons
- Building a national, public high-performance computing capacity
- Industrial strategy for France and Europe to control the infrastructure of the digital economy
- Develop Open and Sovereign AI Models
- Observation on the United States extending strategic control to artificial intelligence
- Mastery of artificial intelligence is presented as a central factor of sovereignty
- AI is presented as a sovereignty issue comparable to energy, defense or telecommunications
- Criticism of French dependence on foreign digital, cloud and AI infrastructure
- Foreign investment does not give control over software, models and computing capacity
- Supporting the invention in France of technological leaps such as the quantum computer
- Ensuring sovereignty over data, supercomputers, cables and AI systems
- Create a public digital and artificial intelligence hub
- States that AI must not place France under economic tutelage
- Data centers, computing, cloud and AI described as sovereignty infrastructure
- La France insoumise criticizes the government's attractiveness policy toward the major global AI players
Édouard Philippe12 items
- Cites the effects of AI on jobs among the stakes of the election
- Believes preparation for the development of AI is insufficient
- Call to build full European sovereignty covering AI, energy and defense
- Discusses his exchanges with executives transforming their production through AI, between opportunities and risks
- Question about future occupations amid the spread of AI across all fields
- Adopting a "Buy European Tech Act" and joint technology purchases among member states
- Scaling up the production and procurement of tactical drones
- Doubling computing capacity in five years for a sovereign European AI infrastructure
- Simplify the European legal framework applicable to AI
- Authorize the targeted use of facial recognition under a "narco state of emergency"
- Establish a right to retraining for occupations threatened by AI
- "Capital France" savings account and funded pensions to finance technology champions
Florian Philippot7 items
- Adopt a digital sovereignty law enshrining the State's duty to protect its data
- Create a Commissariat for Digital Sovereignty
- Rebuilding a complete national digital sector, from software to hardware
- Support French AI research and companies and the establishment of computing capacity in France
- Investing in the training of engineers, developers and systems administrators
- Store health data in a decentralized way and ban generalized digital filing
- Conduct a strategic reflection to reconcile the development of AI with employment
Natacha Polony4 items
- Supporting the AI and robotics sectors through reasoned protectionism, a programming law and taxation
- Preparing for the AI and robotization revolution by reviving industrial production
- Rebuilding a national industrial policy for AI, from rare earths to powering data centers
- Using public procurement by the Ministry of Armed Forces to develop Mistral and the AI sector
Bruno Retailleau42 items
- Open an independent contractor status to employees paid above 100,000 euros gross per year
- Create an AI compartment within BPI organized as a fund of funds
- Authorize computer vision for internal security within a legal framework
- Seeking European exemptions from competition law for cloud and computing consolidations
- Launch a digital Vauban plan led by ANSSI (sovereign cloud, mapping, stress tests)
- Launch an "AI Starter Pack" to equip mid-size companies and large SMEs, operated with French integrators
- Apply a 100% additional depreciation allowance over three years to investments in AI, robotics and computing
- Train several million workers in AI within two years, with a twenty-hour baseline
- Organizing a controlled shutdown capability for compromised networks
- Create sovereign sector-specific data spaces consolidated at the European level under the EuroDatas brand
- Ban any administrative refusal based solely on the output of an automated system
- Establish a public sovereignty score for software and equipment, as a criterion for awarding public contracts
- Authorize and regulate the use of agricultural drones
- Launch a "Retour au pays" program for expatriate French tech professionals, tax-exempt for five years
- Concentrating public research funding on seven sectors, including artificial intelligence
- Support open standards and ownership of agronomic data by farmers
- Applying the "Buy European First" principle to the State's sovereign digital purchases
- Give priority to French and European companies for defense building blocks based on AI
- Increase defense AI funding fivefold, from 130 to 650 million euros per year
- Establish a three-year experimental exemption from the GDPR and the AI Act for strategic projects
- Refocusing the CNIL on the protection of minors and vulnerable groups following an audit of its work
- Speeding up critical technology procurement and requiring interoperability and reversibility
- Not imposing on AI in France rules going beyond European law
- Publish at the start of the term the list of non-European solutions to be replaced, with a timetable
- Create a Talents Tech visa issued within a few weeks
- Directing the Fonds France Production toward factory robotization and automation
- Redirect agricultural aid toward precision equipment, robotics and automation
- Generalize partnerships between universities, laboratories and AI companies (CIFRE, chairs)
- Developing algorithmic monitoring tools against hostile information operations
- Adopt an AI implementation law authorizing targeted exemptions from ordinary law (GDPR, AI Act, urban planning)
- Regulating computer vision, with a ban on mass real-time facial recognition
- Guaranteeing Everyone Control Over Their Judgment in the Face of AI
- Require platforms, via the DSA, to accelerate the removal of coordinated manipulation campaigns
- Favoring AI that speaks the French language rather than importing the culture of other countries
- Establish a retraining component for workers whose jobs are transformed by AI
- Rejecting doctrines of unilateral renunciation, including on lethal autonomous weapons systems
- Triple VIGINUM's resources and enable it to respond to interference campaigns
- Training French medical AI on national health data
- Accelerate the transposition of the NIS 2 directive
- Offering French cyber expertise to allied nations ("cyber umbrella")
- Create an Observatory of Employment in the Face of AI, occupation by occupation and employment area by employment area
- Require in inverter tenders that data be hosted in France or Europe, and audits
François Ruffin5 items
- Make the State the majority shareholder in targeted production hubs, including digital technology
- Create a Fabrique des Communs Numériques based on free software and public procurement
- Joining the European Chips Act 2 for semiconductors
- Cites the ecological, social and strategic impacts of AI among the major issues to be addressed
- Ban, except for published exceptions, contacts between lobbies and public decision-makers in the data sector
Marine Tondelier40 items
- Adopt European legislation (AI Act II) establishing a right to opt out of AI in software
- Require AI system designers to match model size to the complexity of queries
- Allow CSEs to issue a binding opinion before any deployment of AI in a company
- Restrict AI-assisted operational decisions to trained personnel
- Imposing neutrality criteria on the algorithms of social networks with more than one million users
- Developing a network of decentralized public digital infrastructure
- Refusing digital equipment and software subject to an extraterritorial law
- Support a European CHIPS Act 2 and develop a European AI chip
- Sharing European Intelligence Databases
- Give the polling commission access to weighting algorithms and the right to publish them
- Combating discrimination produced by algorithms and language models
- Quadruple the European Commission's resources for enforcing the DSA, DMA, AVMSD and GDPR
- Simplify the exercise of the right to digital death
- Simplify the exercise of the right to personal data portability (GDPR)
- Ban the activity of data brokers at the European level
- Protecting copyright and the cultural exception in the face of AI at the European level
- Restrict algorithmic content curation to platforms with publisher status
- Controlling the digital services needed to operate sovereign infrastructure
- Proposing a European package guaranteeing interoperability between armies, notably for drones
- Limit the collection of players' data and ban advertising profiling of minors
- Compensate Copyrighted Works Used to Train AI
- Create a license allowing researchers to set conditions on the use of their work by generative AI
- Develop digital inclusion training programs
- Support a network of sovereign cables
- Expanding the army's drone equipment
- Ban facial recognition and independently assess video surveillance
- Strengthen CNIL oversight of the effective deletion of personal data
- Strictly enforce the ban on real-time facial recognition and emotion inference
- Requiring traceability of training data and labeling of AI-generated content
- Create ten Carnot institutes in strategic sectors, including supercomputers and AI algorithms
- Disabling personalized content rankings during election periods
- Recognizing a right to algorithmic transparency in companies
- Rejecting the autonomy of AI-driven military systems and preserving human responsibility
- Include the energy impact of cloud gaming in the video game tax credit's clauses
- Recognizing and valuing digital labor, including that of data workers
- Clarifying public ownership and democratic oversight of EuroHPC programs
- Expanding the personal data banned from sharing, resale and ad targeting
- Create industrial clouds for the secure exchange of sensitive data
- Grant artists a right of objection to any commercial or digital use of their creations
- Improving European regulation of high-risk AI systems and large models
Éric Zemmour2 items
Dominique de Villepin33 items
- Broadening the CSG base to cover AI spending by businesses and households
- Law on the transparency of algorithmic systems and a ban on infinite scrolling for minors
- Shifting platforms to publisher status, liable for what their algorithms amplify
- Per-Item Tax on AI-Generated Cultural Content, With Mandatory Label, to Benefit Creation
- Mandatory prior consent from authors for any AI training and transparency of corpora
- Create a sovereignty and solidarity fund backed by European borrowing to finance AI
- Systematically involve employee representatives in AI deployment decisions
- Equipping France with a common-good AI model aiming at general artificial intelligence, sovereign, safe and frugal
- Establish an AI Safety Authority modeled on the Autorité de sûreté nucléaire
- Making the State a co-shareholder and co-founder of AI projects and models, alongside other states
- Adopt an AI support law with a transition income for at-risk occupations
- Steering the AI and quantum computing effort at the European level, backed by public procurement
- Create a European AI research consortium modeled on the CEA
- Encouraging the return of European talent and welcoming global AI talent
- Principle of an AI that augments the employee without replacing them
- Industrial, Digital and Energy Sovereignty Plan in Response to General AI
- No recommendation algorithm or scrolling for the youngest
- Invest more in critical AI fields, following the model of the buyout of the Atos subsidiary
- Regulating AI through strategic public procurement to steer toward a European model
- Applying European interoperability to digital identity, cloud and data protection
- Fund investments in computing, microelectronics and cybersecurity through European mutualization
- Screening non-European investments and deploying a European trusted cloud
- Support European generative AI players (Mistral AI, Black Forest Labs)
- Reserving copyright for natural persons and compensating authors for AI training
- Champion a universal declaration of cognitive rights, to be signed on December 10, 2028
- Adopt a second European AI Act
- Enshrining a declaration of cognitive rights in the preamble of the Constitution
- Harmonizing national AI regulation and investment policies at the European level
- Create chambers with jurisdiction over AI within the judicial system
- Enshrine a fundamental right to human decision-making; no sentence handed down by an AI alone
- Labeling online content according to three categories of AI use
- Informing internet users of the origin of content, including the name of the AI model used
- Principle: never AI without human responsibility or human oversight
Potential candidates
Bernard Cazeneuve4 items
Sarah Knafo4 items
- Describes personal assistance robots as connected chairs that do not replace human contact
- Allow member states to reserve their strategic public procurement contracts for European companies
- Repeal Two Regulations for Each New One in Strategic Sectors
- Allow life insurance and pension funds to invest in AI, cloud and semiconductors
Bruno Le Maire13 items
- Controlling algorithms through counter-algorithms mastered in Europe rather than through law
- Make Massive Use of AI Data Cross-Referencing Against Crime
- Launch Major Works in Semiconductors and AI
- Invest massively and durably in AI-related technologies
- Pooling semiconductors and AI in a European Federation of six nation states
- Selling State shareholdings (at least €30 billion) to invest in semiconductors and supercomputers
- Reviewing training maps and prioritizing work-study programs in the face of the arrival of AI
- Investing in Mistral with major European partners
- Proposing to Germany a new European debt to finance AI in particular
- Restoring rights and duties in the face of generative AI
- Making AI adoption a priority for SMEs and all public administrations
- Establish a massive deterrence capability against AI attacks
- Thirteenth month exempt from charges and tax to share productivity gains linked to AI
Withdrawn candidacies
Olivier Faure2 items
Jérôme Guedj2 items
Emmanuel Maurel6 items
- Massively fund public AI research
- Achieve an international treaty regulating AI and its players
- Develop open AI models trained on accessible data
- Regulating, or even banning, addictive social media algorithms
- Making AI companies contribute to cultural creation (rights on works)
- Convening a citizens' convention on artificial intelligence