The paper “Towards a Human Artificial Intelligence for Human Development” , by DPA Director Emmanuel Letouzé and Academic Director Alex “Sandy” Pentland defines the concept of of “Human AI”, as the ability to apply the core principles and requirements of artificial intelligence to entire human systems. In other words, to reinforce and reward systems that “get it right” with regards to policies, programs, behaviors, and actions. As a central item in the decision-making process, AIs would generate, crunch, and take over various tasks to empower more rational policies, fairer politicians and more efficient processes. The authors argue that “a human AI would be a system where it would be difficult for an elected representative to claim credit or assign blame out of hot air, because citizens would say ‘Really? Show me the data’”. Human AI is an aspirational analogy: the goal of placing good data sources at the core of a new social contract suited for our 21st century societies.