p'Hackage

Interviews with experts and users of Responsible AI

Positive AI will be both a resource center and a space for debate and sharing ideas, bringing together a community of experts, data scientists, managers, academics and researchers, as well as players from all walks of life, to advance ethics in AI, contribute their own experience and make Responsible Artificial Intelligence accessible to all organizations, whatever their level of maturity, industry or profession.

Read testimonials from the community about making progress on Responsible AI

Image

Cédric Villani: "A label in favor of ethical AI is not the only solution, but it is part of the toolbox."

“State regulation of artificial intelligence is essential in order to set rules, standards and bans.”
Image

Cédric Villani: "In the ecological transition, AI is part of the solution but is by no means THE solution."

"Referring to Responsible Artificial Intelligence can be misleading. It's up to the designers of algorithmic systems to be responsible."
Image

Raja Chatila: "Responsible AI must be borne in mind all along the value chain, from its design to its use."

“Like any technology, but even more so with this one, AI must be developed with responsibility. But who is responsible?"
Image

Caroline Lequesne : "Responsible AI must be conceived, designed and deployed in the service of humans."

"It's essential to think in terms of human-machine collaboration, not to delegate blindly."
Image

Bertrand Braunschweig: "It's by investing in research that we will find solutions that will enable us to reduce the error rate of AI and therefore limit the associated risks."

"Even though, with certain AI applications, such as the recommendation of tailor-made content, an error is not necessarily serious, it can be if there...
Image

Celia Zolynski: "We must not separate the AI system from its environment as a whole."

"For Artificial Intelligence to be 'Responsible', we need to analyze not just the algorithmic system itself, but also the various players in the chain...
Image

Julien Chiaroni: "We need the collective to work together to define trustworthy AI."

"In my view, Responsible Artificial Intelligence responds to a set of shared values and specific characteristics: robustness, security, transparency...
Image

Isaac Look : "It must be possible to tell and share the history of every AI system clearly and accurately"

“In my opinion, Responsible Artificial Intelligence must include safeguards from the outset, which enable us to question the precise objectives of AI...
Image

Oliver Kahn: "Today, we need to accelerate to ensure that all AI systems are developed responsibly."

"For me, Responsible Artificial Intelligence is AI whose stakeholders (developers, business teams, end consumers, employees, etc.) are aware of the...

Interviews with experts and users of Responsible AI

Read testimonials from the community about making progress on Responsible AI

Cédric Villani: "A label in favor of ethical AI is not the only solution, but it is part of the toolbox."

Cédric Villani: "In the ecological transition, AI is part of the solution but is by no means THE solution."

Raja Chatila: "Responsible AI must be borne in mind all along the value chain, from its design to its use."

Caroline Lequesne : "Responsible AI must be conceived, designed and deployed in the service of humans."

Bertrand Braunschweig: "It's by investing in research that we will find solutions that will enable us to reduce the error rate of AI and therefore limit the associated risks."

Celia Zolynski: "We must not separate the AI system from its environment as a whole."

Julien Chiaroni: "We need the collective to work together to define trustworthy AI."

Isaac Look : "It must be possible to tell and share the history of every AI system clearly and accurately"

Oliver Kahn: "Today, we need to accelerate to ensure that all AI systems are developed responsibly."