“We need a referendum on the subject of immigration”, pleads Sébastien Chenu [Extra Local] – Tébéo-Tébésud emissions

The Minister of Digital Transition, Jean-Noël Barrot, emphasized the importance of an efficient digital transition, during the Extra Local program, this Friday. To the question: “What is the purpose of a ministry dedicated to the digital transition? “, he cashes and assures that” the question deserves to be asked “.

The Minister, who will present a law concerning the security and regulation of the digital space, believes in it: “It is possible to regulate access to sites for minors”. Indeed, according to a recent study, nearly 2 million minors were able to access content that they should not have seen, which is 600,000 more children than during the previous study.

Regarding artificial intelligence, Jean-Noël received, this Friday, in Paris, Sam Altman, the boss of ChatGPT. An artificial intelligence which “can have benefits” according to him, in the world of business or health. By remaining vigilant “not to dehumanize the health system in particular”.

“We did not have to respond to the injunctions of the rebels”

Another set, another atmosphere with Sébastien Chenu, vice-president of the National Assembly and spokesperson for the National Rally. The deputy from the North places Philippe Séguin as a “tutelary figure”: “When I am on the perch, I think of him”. Séguin also for his opposition to the Maastricht Treaty and against the European Union. Regarding the right and the left, Sébastien Chenu says: “I do not believe in the right versus the left, this mechanism is obsolete”.

When we talk to him about the attacks on the mayor of Saint-Brevin, he replies: “Obviously, this is unacceptable”. However, his party did not rise in the Assembly to pay tribute to Yannick Morez… He assumes: “We did not have to respond to the injunctions of the Insoumis”. And when we talk to him about the far-right supporters who are behind this mobilization against a reception center for asylum seekers, he says: “We need a referendum on the subject of immigration. »