Digital technology, and in particular artificial intelligence in health, opens up major prospects for transforming our health system, with the potential to significantly improve the quality of diagnosis and care for patients.

Several debates recurrently cross society about the end of life. Citizens, parliamentarians, associations, caregivers, intellectuals, etc. are discussing whether or not the law should be changed, since current laws do not provide for active assistance in dying.

On the occasion of The Digital Assembly in Toulouse on June 21-22, the French National Pilot Committee for Digital Ethics (CNPEN) organizes a one-day event on June 20 to open a continent-wide discussion and to join efforts among the ethics committees of the EU member states tha

During each EU Council Presidency, the national ethics councils of the Member States meet.

Conversational agents (also called "chatbots") are digital systems capable of interacting with their users in natural language, both written and spoken.

OPINION 2 OF THE NATIONAL PILOT COMMITEE FOR DIGITAL ETHICS 

Ethical issues regarding “autonomous vehicles”

This bulletin is part of the monitoring work on the ethical issues related to the use of digital technology in the context of a health crisis carried out by the Pilot National Committee on Digital Ethics (CNPEN). 

This bulletin is part of the monitoring work on the ethical issues related to the use of digital technology in the context of a health crisis carried out by the National Pilot Committee for Digital Ethics (CNPEN).

On 30 April 2020, the Minister of Solidarity and Health and the Secretary of State for the Digital Economy referred to the National Pilot Committee for Digital Ethics (CNPEN) the ethical issues related to the design, implementation and use of digital tools in the various phases of lockdown, in particular with regard to respect for privacy and public freedoms and the s