Yves Moreau

I am a concerned scientist doing research at the interface between artificial intelligence and genetics. I actively push back against the creeping development of mass surveillance technology, in particular the abusive deployment of forensic DNA databases. I am also engaged in a reflection on how technology shapes our society, and how to avoid that it further exacerbates inequalities or leads us to an ecological collapse. I encourage scientists and engineers to participate more actively in the social debate, beyond their strict expertise but in a rigorous and open-minded manner.

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