David Lisnard: On Wandercraft's exoskeletons, Lisnard contrasts the machine that lifts man up with the one that replaces him
Statement made by David Lisnard on October 23, 2026. Topic: AI, Industry and the Transformation of Work. The observatory also publishes quotes from 12 other public figures on this topic.
This was the best of what technology can do and, above all, a symbol: not the machine that replaces man, but the one that lifts him up.
Original quote (French)
Il s’agissait là de ce que la technologie permet de meilleur et surtout d’un symbole : non pas la machine qui remplace l’homme, mais celle qui le relève.Source: unenouvelleenergie.fr · archived copy
Other candidates on this topic
- Bernard Cazeneuve: Organize collective reflection within the company on the deployment of AI tools
- Bruno Le Maire: Making AI adoption a priority for SMEs and all public administrations
- Bruno Retailleau: Open an independent contractor status to employees paid above 100,000 euros gross per year
- Dominique de Villepin: Broadening the CSG base to cover AI spending by businesses and households
- Gabriel Attal: Partly funding the cut in employee contributions through AI productivity gains
- Jean-Luc Mélenchon: Require human oversight of algorithmic management decisions and a worker veto right
- Juan Branco: Develop a robotics sector in all fields, including humanoid
- Jérôme Guedj: Framing the Changes in Work Driven by Artificial Intelligence
- Marine Tondelier: Allow CSEs to issue a binding opinion before any deployment of AI in a company
- Natacha Polony: Supporting the AI and robotics sectors through reasoned protectionism, a programming law and taxation
- Nicolas Dupont-Aignan: Develop 4.0 industrial solutions incorporating AI and autonomy in robotics
- Olivier Faure: Create an "AI dividend" to fund social protection
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