Étienne is the CEO and founder of the Human Line Project, an initiative that aims to make emotional safety and informed consent a priority. He decided to launch this project following an AI-related psychosis within his immediate family. A seasoned entrepreneur and business coach, he chose to set everything else aside to fully dedicate himself to this initiative, which he believes is critically important. After eight months, the Human Line Project has become one of the largest databases and communities, bringing together just over 400 documented cases of psychosis or other harmful effects related to the use of artificial intelligence.

Dr. Olga Morawczynski is Founder and CEO of Heal-3 Inc., a workplace mental health and wellbeing consultancy focused on helping organizations identify and manage psychosocial risks through evidence-based approaches aligned with leading standards such as ISO 45003 and CSA Z1003. She is also a CSA Public Policy Fellow and author of national research examining the economic and organizational costs of poor mental health in Canada. She is also the creator of Thrive, an AI-driven early warning and prevention platform designed to help detect emerging signs of mental strain before they escalate into illness. Thrive uses wearable and behavioral signals to identify sustained risk patterns and connects individuals to timely peer-based human support, creating a model where technology strengthens, rather than replaces, human connection.

Dr. Ahmed Al-Asmar, MDCM, is a psychiatry resident at McGill University with a strong interest in clinical research pertaining to the intersection of artificial intelligence and mental health, as well as the integration of natural language processing in qualitative research. His current work explores the use of artificial intelligence chatbots in the context of loneliness and social isolation, utilizing large language model-assisted analyses of large-scale online discourse.