David Lisnard · Statement · Artificial intelligence

David Lisnard: Points to the possible opposite effects of artificial intelligence on individuals

Statement made by David Lisnard on February 11, 2026. Topic: AI Regulation and the AI Act. The observatory also publishes quotes from 16 other public figures on this topic.

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AI can liberate or enslave, enlighten or dull the mind.

David Lisnard, February 11, 2026 · translation by the observatory

Original quote (French)

L'IA peut libérer ou asservir, éclairer ou abrutir.

Source: unenouvelleenergie.fr · archived copy

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Antoine Mikolajczak: Create a body of randomly selected citizens on ethical issues related to AI September 22, 2026
Bernard Cazeneuve: Turning INESIA into an authority assessing AI systems before and after deployment July 15, 2026
Bruno Le Maire: Controlling algorithms through counter-algorithms mastered in Europe rather than through law September 19, 2026
Bruno Retailleau: Establish a three-year experimental exemption from the GDPR and the AI Act for strategic projects September 11, 2026
Dominique de Villepin: Establish an AI Safety Authority modeled on the Autorité de sûreté nucléaire June 13, 2026
Emmanuel Maurel: Achieve an international treaty regulating AI and its players
François Ruffin: Cites the ecological, social and strategic impacts of AI among the major issues to be addressed September 9, 2026
Gabriel Attal: Create international AI regulation modeled on nuclear cooperation September 24, 2026
Jean-François Legendre: Regulating artificial intelligence by law
Jean-Luc Mélenchon: Ban AI systems designed to simulate an emotional relationship with the user November 6, 2026
Marine Tondelier: Require AI system designers to match model size to the complexity of queries July 15, 2026
Nicolas Dupont-Aignan: Systematically Audit AI Models to Prevent Bias February 16, 2026
Olivier Faure: Believes we should not entrust AI with what we would not entrust to a human being September 25, 2026
Raphaël Glucksmann: Driving an international AI treaty for very high-risk uses March 25, 2026
Sarah Knafo: Repeal Two Regulations for Each New One in Strategic Sectors March 17, 2025
Édouard Philippe: Simplify the European legal framework applicable to AI