Dominique de Villepin: Labeling online content according to three categories of AI use
Proposal put forward by Dominique de Villepin on February 10, 2026. Topic: Rights, Freedoms and Disinformation. The observatory also publishes quotes from 10 other public figures on this topic.
I want this content to be labeled, according to a clear grid distinguishing three categories: content generated by artificial intelligence alone, content generated by artificial intelligence under human supervision, and finally content generated by the hand of man alone.
Original quote (French)
Je souhaite que ce contenu puisse être labellisé, selon une grille claire distinguant trois catégories : le contenu généré par l'intelligence artificielle seule, le contenu généré par l'intelligence artificielle sous supervision humaine, et enfin le contenu généré par la seule main de l'homme.Source: lafrancehumaniste.fr · archived copy
Other candidates on this topic
- Antoine Mikolajczak: Require digital platforms to prove the absence of addictive mechanisms before any launch
- Bruno Retailleau: Ban any administrative refusal based solely on the output of an automated system
- 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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