Official launch of “Code critical”

How do you talk to young people about artificial intelligence and international cooperation in an accessible way?

That is the very goal of Code critique, our comic book on AI and international cooperation, unveiled yesterday to a packed room, in the presence of the President of the State Council Anne Hiltpold and the Mayor of Geneva Christina Kitsos.

AI is not just a technological revolution. It raises societal, ethical and environmental questions that require dialogue and common rules more than ever. It plays a growing role in young people’s daily lives and the future taking shape before them. It is therefore essential to involve them in these discussions and give them the tools to question and debate the challenges that know no borders.

A particularly important message as Geneva prepares to host the World Summit on AI in 2027.

Developed with HELVETIQ and Fabian Menor, Code critique is offered by the Fondation pour Genève to Swiss schools and is available in bookshops and on HELVETIQ’s website. It comes with a ready-to-use educational package for teachers.

Thank you to:

• Ville de Genève
• État de Genève
• Stéphane Bussard, Le Temps
• Bilel Jamoussi from the International Telecommunication Union
• Mauro Vignati from the International Committee of the Red Cross
• Pedro Fuenzalida from Ecolint

Read the press release here (in FR)