Mobility stakeholders must be able to decide the objectives and rules governing the use of artificial intelligence. At the 2026 Movin’On Summit, Clément Bernard, Senior Vice President for the Grand Sud region at CGI, proposed making this a shared responsibility among the organizations concerned.

He put forward a European-level approach. A trusted third party could help govern the use of AI in sustainable mobility. This proposal raises the question of which body companies and institutions could turn to when different priorities need to be reconciled or common rules established.

Clément Bernard also discussed the role of the working communities convened by Movin’On. Over the 18 months following the Summit, he would like to see their discussions lead to concrete results with a tangible impact. In this way, he links the debate on AI governance to the decisions stakeholders will need to make in their projects.