David Lisnard: Making AI a tool for managing regulatory complexity
Proposal put forward by David Lisnard. Topic: Governance and Public Tools. The observatory also publishes quotes from 13 other public figures on this topic.
And because the body of regulations has reached a mass that no administration can master alone, artificial intelligence must become a tool for managing this complexity
Original quote (French)
Et parce que le corpus normatif a atteint une masse que nulle administration ne peut maîtriser seule, l’intelligence artificielle doit devenir un outil de gestion de cette complexitéSource: unenouvelleenergie.fr · archived copy
Other candidates on this topic
- Bernard Cazeneuve: Applying safeguards on AI in public services without waiting for the European Union
- Bruno Le Maire: Using AI to rewrite and simplify the codes (labor, environment, construction)
- Bruno Retailleau: Create a full ministry in charge of AI and provide every civil servant with an AI assistant
- Dominique de Villepin: Simplifying the law by ordinance with the support of AI (the "Code civil" method)
- Emmanuel Dubuisson: Equipping each major public service function with a robust digital system and public indicators
- Emmanuel Maurel: Maintaining the use of AI against tax fraud, alongside human resources
- Florian Philippot: Make the source code of public tools open and auditable
- Gabriel Attal: Cites AI among his four priority projects, alongside schools, borders and wages
- Jean-Luc Mélenchon: Create a public domain for data bringing together the data of public services, administrations and companies
- Juan Branco: Create a telecoms corps specialized notably in algorithmic and quantum computing
- Marine Tondelier: Generalize free software in public administrations (open source first)
- Nicolas Dupont-Aignan: Equipping government agencies with free-license software developed under State project management
- Édouard Philippe: Transforming the State through AI for more efficient public services
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