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En conversation - Prof Rogers, Université d'Oxford

l'IA et Responsabilité Algorithmique Lors d'une discussion avec Alex Rogers, Professeur d'Informatique à Oxford, j'ai exploré les défis de gouvernance posés par les systèmes d'intelligence artificielle. Ses recherches examinent comment les algorithmes façonnent de plus en plus les décisions de politique publique, souvent avec un minimum de contrôle ou de mécanismes de responsabilité. Rogers a soutenu que la gouvernance de l'IA fait face à un problème fondamental de transparen

Hadrien Perin

Jan 42 min read

Political Decision-Making Systems

Don’t we love democracy? Well, according to most of the Western world, there’s nothing better we could have than democracy. And, at first glance, I couldn’t agree more. When you look at history, when you look at communism, fascism, or even monarchism - it dawns on you how easy we have it; how grateful we should be for the gift that is democracy. Democracy stems from the Greek word democratia , meaning ‘the rule of the people’. Thus, at its roots, democracy’s might is that it

Mickael Naouri

Jan 28 min read

In Conversation - Prof Macedo, Princeton

Democratic Citizenship In a discussion with Stephen Macedo, Professor of Politics at Princeton University, I explored why so many democracies struggle to cultivate engaged citizens. His work cuts to a paradox: we teach civics as if democracy were a settled achievement when the practice of democratic citizenship remains fragile and contested. Macedo pointed out that most civic education focuses on institutional mechanics. Students learn how bills become laws, memorize the bran

Mickael Naouri

Dec 28, 20242 min read