VEIA.AI's published work is a set of signed, dated documents designed to be defended before an audit committee or a regulator. Four major publications, one institutional contribution, two press articles and short doctrinal notes carry a single doctrine rather than a catalogue.
Major publications, institutional contributions, press and public speaking, short notes. Four entries, one doctrine.
Four founding questions. Four levels of sovereignty. Seven-article charter. A decision framework for leaders facing AI.
"AI governance is an act of leadership, not a technical question."
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Most organisations have not taken a decision on AI. This white paper structures the decision before the commitment. Data sovereignty, contractual reversibility.
"AI must amplify the identity of the organisation, not dilute it."
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Structures the decision to integrate AI in care processes. Six conditions, a pragmatic approach, ethical guardrails.
"AI in healthcare is not a technical subject but a subject of responsibility."
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Operational cadre of decision sovereignty in the face of AI. Mapping of dependency risks, governance levers.
"Reversibility, supplier plurality, traceability: three conditions."
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The decision exposure perimeter. Governance cadre for the era of permanent exposure. Two faces, data and authenticity, one principle.
"The tool informs. The leader decides."
Read the note in French →PDF adoptable by the governance body. Seven articles. A short text to sign in the board. Formal commitment on decision sovereignty.
"The trade-off remains human, and it is built before the integration."
Download the PDF in French →2026 edition. Index of 18/100 on the decision maturity of French and Swiss organisations in the face of AI. A citable and evolving measurement.
"Governance remains to be built. The barometer measures it."
See the barometer in French →VEIA.AI work cited or reused in institutional documents. Objects of a different nature from the firm's own publications: they are not produced by VEIA, they cite VEIA.
Three documents submitted to the mission entrusted by the government to senator Vanina Paoli-Gagin. The report cites this work on pages 27, 44 and 76, and references the synthesis contribution on page 116.
Short reads, regular positions taken, dated and defensible.
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