The French Presidential Palace issued a communiqué on the 10th, stating that the French expert committee submitted a report to President Macron that day recommending stronger regulation of generative artificial intelligence. The report was organized and drafted by the French Artificial Intelligence and Digital Committee. After conducting 55 hearings, nine interdisciplinary experts put forward 18 policy recommendations addressing risks at both the individual and societal levels—including restricting flattery and pandering mechanisms, conducting pre-market interdisciplinary risk assessments, and strengthening education—in order to prevent the potential harm that generative AI may cause to individuals' cognitive abilities, mental health, and the functioning of society. The report noted that generative AI is being widely adopted. By the beginning of this year, France already had 33 million independent users, yet one quarter of French people expressed concern about its potential risks.