Article published in DeviceMed magazine (November / December 2020)
Introduction: “Ethics occupies a major place among the issues related to artificial intelligence. Indeed, many players share the desire to preserve man’s autonomy and his control over the machine, which must remain a tool enabling him to take more enlightened decisions for legitimate purposes. This Human Guarantee concept is one of the pillars of the European AI development policy among 6 other key principles: (i) technical robustness & safety, (ii) privacy & data governance, (iii) transparency, (iv) diversity, non-discrimination & fairness, (v) societal & environmental well-being, (vi) accountability.[i] It also lies at the heart of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) launched in June 2020 by France and Canada, aiming at a long-term international competitiveness”
De Gaulle Fleurance announces the launch of SPATIO, a think tank dedicated to the space sector
During an event bringing together all the players in the sector (manufacturers, finan...
Digital Services Act (DSA) comes into effect for all intermediary services providers
February 17, 2024, marks the full enforcement date of the DSA regulation for all digi...