
Two lawyers analyze the rights of companies regarding requests made by employees to artificial intelligence in the workplace.
Le Figaro questions lawyers Hassan Kohen and Sophie Reichman on the legality of employers' access to requests submitted by employees to artificial intelligence tools in the professional context.
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The growing use of generative AI in business raises legal questions about data privacy and employer control of the tools.
Does the employer have the right to access the exchanges of its employees with artificial intelligence? Two lawyers deliver their analysis to Le Figaro.
DECRYPTION - Employees ask all types of questions to AI in the workplace. But does the company have the right to access the content of these requests? Me Hassan Kohen and Me Sophie Reichman give their vision.

Le Canon Français loses its defamation suit brought against LFI deputies Marie Mesmeur and Mathilde Hignet, who denounced Nazi salutes during a banquet in Goven.

Parents of students at the Saint-Dominique nursery school in Paris have initiated an interpellative summons to obtain from the town hall the schedules of the animators, threatening to file a complaint for obstruction of justice in a case of suspected attacks on minors.

Le Canon Français lost its defamation trial against LFI deputies Marie Mesmeur and Mathilde Hignet, who had denounced “Nazi salutes” during a banquet in Goven, in Ille-et-Vilaine. Furthermore, an elected official was doused with gasoline in front of a high school in Chelles in Seine-et-Marne, opening an investigation into attempted intentional homicide.

Le Canon Français lost its defamation trial against LFI deputies Marie Mesmeur and Mathilde Hignet, who denounced “Nazi salutes” during a banquet in Goven, in Ille-et-Vilaine. Furthermore, Alice Rufo considers the controversy surrounding the commemoration of November 11 at school “very regrettable”.

The DGCCRF sanctioned 9% of the 1,271 establishments inspected in 2024 for abusive use of “Made in France” labels. The investigation underlines that the simple presence in France or the packaging does not justify the French origin of a product.

Arabelle Chambre-Foa, former chief of staff of Gérard Collomb in Lyon, was acquitted of the offense of revolving door. Prosecuted following a report from the CRC concerning her time within the think tank La Fabrique de la cite (a Vinci subsidiary), she won her case with the judges.