New technologies are revolutionizing advertising. In New York, a new law requires that synthetic characters used in advertisements be identified. Should this requirement be extended to all visual content generated by artificial intelligence (AI)?
In Switzerland, collecting 100,000 signatures allows for the launch of a popular initiative at the federal level, but only to amend the Constitution. Laws are not subject to this process. Should this be changed? A debate between two experts.
Technological innovations are reshaping the job market and making certain career paths more fragile. Should we create a new insurance scheme to finance the ongoing adaptation of skills?
In Switzerland, there are no term limits for members of government. Should a maximum term of two legislatures be introduced? Two elected representatives debate the issue, against a backdrop of rivalry between Le Centre and the PLR for a seat.
At the start of each new literary season, book awards become a must for readers. Banners in the window, covers in the media, sales on the rise... But are these distinctions in principle a guarantee of quality?
Long decried for its risks, the atom is back in the limelight, driven by climate issues and energy sovereignty. Should Switzerland reinvest in power plants to secure its future? Debate between two renowned professors.
School uniforms have never been generalized in Swiss public schools, although they remain the norm in many countries. Between the desire to harmonize appearances and the desire to preserve diversity, should we take the plunge?
Religious education, public funding of churches, crucifixes in classrooms and parliaments... In Switzerland, the boundary between faith and state remains fluid, depending on the canton. Should there be a clear dividing line between state and church?
As a result of human activity, certain natural areas are under increasing pressure. Should people be denied access to them altogether? Two Regard Libre editors debate the issue.
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