Résumé
Since few years the operation of algorithms and of algorithmic systems can produce unexpected, surprising, disturbing and even undesirable effects. But their governmentality, that is to say, their responsibility and their relation to what is or should be "just", remains delicate to challenge. This conceptual research proposes to give a framework to the governmentality of algorithms by applying a reading grid based on Edgar Morin's three principles (1. dialogic, 2. hologram, 3. recursivity). This communication shows that even if algorithms that govern us are vectors of explicit or implicit choices, they have to becomme - and the human conceptors behind them - more and more responsible for the effects and actions they cause. Algorithmic systems accountability and transparency is not an option.