§ Doctrinal positions

Where doctrine becomes public voice.

The chamber's doctrinal positions qualify systemic technological transformations — decision, governance, sovereignty. They do not comment on the news cycle: they establish frameworks.

Format Tribune Theme Artificial intelligence & International governance Year 2026

What can be verified?

A prohibition without an apparatus of verification is a declaration, and a declaration does not displace an equilibrium.

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Format Tribune Theme Sovereignty & Qualification Year 2026

Who can say “sovereign”?

A sovereignty that cannot expire qualifies only a past state.

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Format Tribune Theme Artificial intelligence & Sovereignty Year 2026

Who writes the grammar?

Whoever does not write the grammar of arbitration is subject to its arbitration.

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Format Tribune Theme Sovereignty & Artificial intelligence Year 2026

What can the State requisition?

The law can seize each of the components. Nothing guarantees that their union delivers the capability.

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Format Tribune Theme Sustainable finance & Normative power Year 2026

Who defines what an ESG rating measures?

Europe guarantees the authority of the rating. It has renounced, in writing, the deliberation of its measure.

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Format Tribune Theme Space & Dual-use qualification Year 2026

Dual-use qualification: the unexamined frontier of European law.

A frontier drawn twenty-seven times, differently, at the threshold of a regime whose very object is harmonisation.

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Format Tribune Theme Artificial intelligence & Systemic dependence Year 2026

Who set the lock?

What open weight models undo is not the supplier's monopoly. It is the law's capacity to locate dependence.

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Format Tribune Theme Artificial intelligence & Rule of law Year 2026

The missing witness.

What automation withdraws from the rule of law is not oversight, but the witness.

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Format Tribune Theme Public power & Normative power Year 2026

Who determines the conditions?

Increasing a capacity and determining the conditions of others' action are not the same act.

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Format Tribune Theme Artificial intelligence & Public power Year 2026

What does a state own when it owns AI?

Public equity in the AI laboratories, or the question of authority treated as a matter of ownership.

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Format Tribune Theme Constitutional law & Artificial intelligence Year 2026

Cognitive sovereignty: the blind spot of constitutional law.

Five categories approach the object. None covers it.

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Format Tribune Theme Artificial intelligence & Sovereignty Year 2026

What have they read?

The models' library as the blind spot of digital sovereignty.

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Format Tribune Theme Artificial intelligence & Normative power Year 2026

Where does the norm come from?

The behaviour texts of AI models as a new architecture of judgement.

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Format Tribune Theme Decision & Governance Year 2026

Composition: the new decisional scarcity.

After expertise, composing what specialised readings cannot produce alone.

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