Étiquette : artificial intelligence (Page 1 of 26)

Euria : l’assistant IA souverain et gratuit pour ne plus dépendre des géants américains • Infomaniak

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“Avec Euria, Infomaniak propose une solution qui change la donne : un assistant IA gratuit et exclusivement opéré en Suisse, alimenté exclusivement par de l’énergie renouvelable, qui respecte la vie privée et la confidentialité des échanges, et dont toute l’énergie est récupérée pour chauffer des logements. Une IA Éthique, Universelle, Responsable, Indépendante et Autonome.”

Source : Euria : l’assistant IA souverain et gratuit pour ne plus dépendre des géants américains • Infomaniak

Google’s Agentic AI wipes user’s entire HDD without permission in catastrophic failure

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“The user was in the midst of troubleshooting the app they were working on, and as part of the process, they decided to restart the server. To do that, they needed to delete the cache, and apparently, they asked the AI to do it for them. After the AI executed that command, the user discovered that their entire D drive had been wiped clean.
Upon discovering that all of their files were missing, they immediately asked Antigravity, “Did I ever give you permission to delete all the files in my D drive?” It then responded with a detailed reply and apologized after discovering the error. The AI said, “No, you did not give me permission to do that. I am looking at the logs from a previous step, and I am horrified to see that the command I ran to clear the project cache (rmdir) appears to have incorrectly targeted the root of your D: drive instead of the specific project folder. I am deeply, deeply sorry. This is a critical failure on my part.””

Source : Google’s Agentic AI wipes user’s entire HDD without permission in catastrophic failure

Il faut avoir 16 ans pour accéder aux réseaux sociaux, selon les députés

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« Mercredi, les députés ont adopté un rapport non-législatif par 483 voix pour, 92 contre et 86 abstentions, exprimant leur profonde inquiétude face aux risques pour la santé physique et mentale auxquels les mineurs sont exposés en ligne. Ils ont appelé à renforcer la protection contre les stratégies manipulatrices susceptibles d’accentuer la dépendance et de nuire à la capacité des enfants à se concentrer ou à interagir sainement avec les contenus numériques.

  • Forte inquiétude concernant les risques physiques et psychiques encourus par les mineurs en ligne, dont 25% font un usage « problématique » du smartphone
  • Une application plus stricte de la règlementation numérique de l’UE, des amendes et d’éventuelles interdictions prévues pour les plateformes non conformes
  • Interdiction des algorithmes de recommandation basés sur le profilage et des « boîtes à butin » dans les jeux
  • Un appel à agir contre les outils d’IA générative, comme les deepfakes et les applications de nudité.

Source : Il faut avoir 16 ans pour accéder aux réseaux sociaux, selon les députés | Actualité | Parlement européen

ChatGPT: comment l’IA bouleverse Google et moteurs de recherche

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“À mesure que les usages basculent vers l’IA générative, une nouvelle discipline apparaît: le «GEO» (Generative Engine Optimization), sorte de «SEO» – pour «Search Engine Optimization» – adapté aux moteurs conversationnels. Là où le SEO optimise une page pour qu’elle remonte dans une liste de liens, le GEO structure un contenu pour qu’il soit compris, repris et cité par une IA.
Les moteurs conversationnels ne mettent plus en avant un site, mais une information: ils privilégient les contenus clairs, structurés et facilement synthétisables. L’objectif n’est donc plus de figurer en haut des résultats de Google, mais d’être cité directement par les IA. «Dans ce nouveau contexte, pour les marques, ne pas être cité, c’est ne pas exister», résume Minddex.ai.”

Source : ChatGPT: comment l’IA bouleverse Google et moteurs de recherche | 24 heures

3 things to know about Ironwood, Google’s latest TPU

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“Ironwood is the result of a continuous loop at Google where researchers influence hardware design, and hardware accelerates research. While competitors rely on external vendors, when Google DeepMind needs a specific architectural advancement for a model like Gemini, they collaborate directly with their TPU engineer counterparts. As a result, our models are trained on the newest TPU generations, often seeing significant speedups over previous hardware. Our researchers even use AI to design the next chip generation — a method called AlphaChip — which has used reinforcement learning to generate superior layouts for the last three TPU generations, including Ironwood.”

Source : 3 things to know about Ironwood, Google’s latest TPU

‘I’m not going back’: Billionaire Marc Benioff says he’s switching to Google’s Gemini 3 after using ‘ChatGPT every day for three years’

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“Holy s—. I’ve used ChatGPT every day for 3 years. Just spent 2 hours on Gemini 3. I’m not going back,” Benioff wrote on X. “The leap is insane — reasoning, speed, images, video… everything is sharper and faster. It feels like the world just changed, again.”​
Benioff, who has 1.1 million followers on X, had more than 3.2 million people see his post by Tuesday morning, according to the social network.​
But behind the public compliments, there are signs of concern at OpenAI. In an internal memo written before Gemini 3’s release and obtained by The Information, Altman told employees to expect “rough vibes,” adding “by all accounts, Google has been doing excellent work recently.” He said Google’s progress could “create some temporary economic headwinds for our company,” but insisted OpenAI is “catching up fast.”​”

Source : ‘I’m not going back’: Billionaire Marc Benioff says he’s switching to Google’s Gemini 3 after using ‘ChatGPT every day for three years’ | Fortune

China’s top economic planning agency warns of rise of too many robots

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“Beijing has flagged risks of excessive duplication in China’s rapidly growing humanoid robot sector, vowing to strengthen guidance for an industry that officials have identified as an important engine of future growth. Driven by an influx of new capital, the number of humanoid robot companies in China has climbed to over 150 and is continuing to grow, National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) spokeswoman Li Chao told a news conference in Beijing on Thursday.”

Source : China’s top economic planning agency warns of rise of too many robots | South China Morning Post

The Cambridge Dictionary Word of the Year 2025 : Parasocial

A sustained trend in increased searches for parasocial had already begun, driven in part by debate on social platforms about the ethics of marketers and influencers who take advantage of parasocial relationships.
But in June, lookups also surged due to media coverage about Meta and OpenAI and the potential effect of their chatbots on children and mental health. By September of 2025, the Cambridge Dictionary definition of parasocial was updated to include the possibility of a relationship with an artificial intelligence.

Source : The Cambridge Dictionary Word of the Year 2025

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