Prevent without diagnosing. Inform without manipulating. Innovate without excluding.
Artificial intelligence applied to health affects fundamental rights. It cannot be treated as a mere technological innovation nor as a data extraction opportunity.
Article 1 — Prevention is not care
Preventive AI does not diagnose, does not prescribe, and never replaces healthcare professionals.
Article 2 — Citizen access is a democratic principle
Access to health information cannot be reserved for an elite. Access to AI ≠ clinical authority.
Article 3 — Data sobriety
Prevention does not require exhaustive centralization or aggregation of medical records. Information sobriety is a condition of trust.
Article 4 — Transparency and explicit limits
A responsible AI clearly states what it does and what it will never do. Perceived performance must never prevail over health responsibility.
Article 5 — European legal sovereignty
Governance, hosting, and auditability must be compatible with European law. Health cannot depend on extra-European jurisdictions.
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