France: AI-related social and environmental risks absent from duty of vigilance plans

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On 23 September, the Intérêt à Agir association unveiled a report on the use of artificial intelligence and the French duty of vigilance law. This group of legal experts analysed the duty of vigilance plans of eleven major French companies, each representing a different business sector, to identify the artificial intelligence solutions they are deploying.

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