Regulation ·
When to consult the CSE before deploying AI (October 2026)
Original title, in French: “Quand consulter le CSE avant de déployer l'IA (octobre 2026)”
- Publication
- ActuIA (France)
- Author
- Stephane Nachez
- Published on
- 7 October 2026 · read in the page structured data · updated on 6 October 2026
Summary
ActuIA has published a reference page listing nine French court decisions issued between February 2025 and September 2026 on the obligation to consult the CSE (works council) before deploying AI tools in companies. In four of the five cases concerning consultation, the judges either required it or suspended the tool, including a Paris Court of Appeal ruling concerning ChatGPT at a subsidiary of Infopro Digital (GISI). France Télévisions, CS Group France and an insurance company were also involved; Copilot 365, by contrast, was ruled outside the scope of consultation. At GISI, a reorganisation that handed 70% of the tasks of eight copy editors to AI was suspended on grounds of the safety obligation. The article also details Article 22 of the GDPR, illustrated by the €824.99 million fine imposed on Uber in the Netherlands, and the AI Act timetable for high-risk HR tools, applicable from 2 December 2027. Cases are open at RATP and at Ubisoft Paris.
Summary based on the full text of the article.
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70 %
Share of copy editors' tasks handed to AI at GISI, resulting in eight posts being cut
GISI (Infopro Digital), France, reorganisation suspended on 15 September 2026
« Réorganisation de GISI (Infopro Digital) confiant à l'IA environ 70 % des tâches de huit secrétaires de rédaction dont les postes étaient supprimés »
Source: Tribunal judiciaire de Créteil, référé, 15 septembre 2026
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800 employees
Number of employees using the MedIAGen generative AI platform at France Télévisions
France Télévisions, since the second quarter of 2024
« La plateforme MedIAGen, qui donne un accès sécurisé aux outils d'IA générative du marché, servait depuis le deuxième trimestre 2024 à près de 800 salariés. »
Source: Tribunal judiciaire de Paris, référé, 2 septembre 2025 (RG 25/53278)
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824,990,000 EUR
Fine imposed on Uber by the Dutch data protection authority for automated deactivations of driver accounts
Uber B.V. and Uber Technologies Inc., Netherlands, penalty announced on 24 August 2026
« la CNIL a rendu compte de l'amende de 824 990 000 euros prononcée par l'autorité néerlandaise de protection des données contre Uber B.V. et Uber Technologies Inc. »
Source: CNIL, communication du 24 août 2026, relayant la décision de l'autorité néerlandaise de protection des données
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170 people
Number of drivers behind the collective complaint against Uber
Collective complaint by the Ligue des droits de l'Homme filed with the CNIL in 2020
« La procédure est partie d'une plainte collective de la Ligue des droits de l'Homme déposée en 2020 auprès de la CNIL pour plus de 170 chauffeurs. »
Source: Ligue des droits de l'Homme / CNIL
Classification
- Country
- France, Netherlands, United States
- Company size
- Large companies, All sizes
- Industries
- Media, communications, marketing · Government and local authorities · Software vendors, IT services companies, telecoms · Transport, logistics, supply chain · All industries, or industry not specified
- Companies
- CMS Francis Lefebvre (cited), Ligue des droits de l'Homme (cited), RATP (deploys AI), GISI (Infopro Digital) (deploys AI), Cornerstone Skills (supplier), OpenAI (ChatGPT) (supplier), Uber B.V. (deploys AI), Uber Technologies Inc. (deploys AI), Ubisoft Paris (deploys AI), CS Group France (deploys AI), France Télévisions (deploys AI), Napta (supplier), Microsoft (Copilot 365) (supplier), Whoz (supplier), CNIL (cited)
- Keywords
- cse consultation, ai deployment, employment law, ai act, gdpr, interim proceedings
Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to ActuIA and its author. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.