Antoine Mikolajczak: Require digital platforms to prove the absence of addictive mechanisms before any launch
Proposal put forward by Antoine Mikolajczak on September 14, 2026. Topic: Rights, Freedoms and Disinformation. The observatory also publishes quotes from 10 other public figures on this topic.
Require platforms to prove that they do not create addictive mechanisms before putting a new service on the market.
Original quote (French)
Obliger les plateformes à prouver qu’elles ne créent pas de mécanismes addictifs avant de mettre un nouveau service sur le marché.Source: parti-equinoxe.fr · archived copy
Other candidates on this topic
- Bruno Retailleau: Ban any administrative refusal based solely on the output of an automated system
- Dominique de Villepin: Law on the transparency of algorithmic systems and a ban on infinite scrolling for minors
- Emmanuel Maurel: Regulating, or even banning, addictive social media algorithms
- Gabriel Attal: Require transparency of social media algorithms to allow researchers to study them
- Jean-Luc Mélenchon: Strengthening the CNIL's resources to ensure the application of the GDPR's security requirements
- Juan Branco: Impose transparency of social network algorithms
- Marine Tondelier: Adopt European legislation (AI Act II) establishing a right to opt out of AI in software
- Nicolas Dupont-Aignan: Ban biases and filters introduced into AI by service providers
- Olivier Becht: Create a constitutional High Authority for transparency and privacy, formed by merging the CNIL, the HATVP and the CADA
- Raphaël Glucksmann: Imposing Rules by Design Against Addictive Social Media Algorithms
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