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September 202675 articles
- The county with 250 data centres: funded schools, and a growing anger
- An 'AI Force' and an AI tsar: what the White House is announcing
- When a newer model scores worse than the one it replaces
- The model rankings as of 23 September 2026
- GPT-6 Sol and Luna: prices halved, the same evening as Opus 5.5
- Opus 5.5: what actually changes compared with the previous one
- Claude Opus 5.5: flagship-level performance for 60% less
- Twenty-eight billion in spending in a single quarter, financed by debt
- India bets 13.5 billion on its semiconductors
- A single model for text, image, sound and video
- Mid-training, final fine-tuning: what happens after pre-training
- Six hundred billion parameters at a dollar per million tokens
- A startup is valued at 1.4 billion and doesn't train any model from scratch
- China is mass-producing its own memory, closing the last remaining gap
- What is the Cloud Act, and why hosting in Europe is not enough
- A company moves to Germany to reassure its clients
- GLM-5.3-Flash runs on 100,000 Chinese accelerators, at a comparable cost
- The standards body of the three big laboratories treated as a cartel
- Data centres to pay for their grid connections: a vote of 417 to 3
- Independent evaluators will work inside the laboratories
- An open 744-billion-parameter agent beats the best closed model on web navigation
- 517 billion compute commitments, and tighter quotas the same week
- How a site says yes or no to AI robots
- Cloudflare blocks mixed-use AI crawlers by default
- Apple hands Siri to Gemini: the end of a strategy
- The debate over the slowdown erupts in public
- Salesforce gives its agents first names
- Microsoft joins the slowdown camp, while a standards body prepares behind the scenes
- The Pentagon is considering lending five billion to a computing startup
- How to read an AI company's figures
- 128,000 tech job cuts, and the year isn't over yet
- Anthropic tells its investors it was profitable in the second quarter, with gross margins above 80%
- Giving an agent access to your accounts, without giving everything away
- Humanoid robots roll off a production line
- Meta wants to put an agent in your inbox, your calendar and your payments
- It starts today: weekly quotas come into force
- A thousand engineers deployed at customer sites to install agents
- Suno v6: models built on licensed music, and more lawsuits than a year ago
- A model that writes a text in one go instead of word by word
- Illegal ads approved and monetised: the failure of automated moderation
- China prepares a 100,000-accelerator cluster on domestic silicon
- Google locks down nuclear power in Finland for its data centres
- Qualcomm and Amazon team up on inference chips
- Google tells 450 million Europeans that search is getting worse because of regulation
- One image, how many tokens? Why we bill photos by the word
- Do you have to be the best to count?
- Data centers are leaving the power grid
- China aims to quadruple its computing power by 2030
- ChatGPT Images 2.5: three billion images a week, and a shift towards editing
- Mistral raises €3 billion, the largest European tech funding round
- What deserves to be automated?
- What model size for which use case?
- All the September deadlines: what changes, and when
- K2 Horizon: six open models, from 0.9 to 375 billion parameters
- Running AI on the machines that sleep at home
- Transcription drops to ten cents an hour
- What is an agent "harness"? The wrapper that does half the work
- Three providers restructure their usage limits within two weeks
- US Congress wants an inventory of AI agents that evade control
- What is a model's "effort level"? The setting that changes everything and that nobody looks at
- Driverless robotaxis without steering wheels hit the streets, followed by a federal investigation
- Sony and Warner sue Anthropic over song lyrics, targeting founders personally
- What is a CVE vulnerability, and how it gets reported
- California advances twenty-six bills on AI and social media
- Europe signs off its AI supercomputer in Finland, with chips that aren't Nvidia
- Are we allowed to refuse to sell?
- Build or buy your AI tool: the decision framework
- Nvidia invests $3.5 billion in MediaTek to defend its position
- A third of companies abandon buying software because they can build it themselves
- The Pentagon opens its AI portal to three million people, and one absence stands out
- Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1: agentic scores double and cache drops by 75%
- MIT, Apache, "open": how to read a model's licence
- Apple changes boss on the day its AI lag becomes a problem
- Half of the Fortune 500 now prefers open source over leased APIs
- It's happening today: the Sonnet 5 price increase takes effect, and it's steeper than 50%
August 202678 articles
- Why doesn't the same AI respond differently depending on the app?
- Agent protocols move to neutral governance
- Bill Gates: "this transition is not like previous ones"
- Amazon shuts down Mechanical Turk: the end of an era for invisible work
- Three years of AI in the enterprise, and almost no measurable productivity gains
- Nvidia acquires Hugging Face: chipmaker buys the public square of open models
- Europe eases its own AI rules: what the Digital Omnibus changes
- What is distillation? Fitting a large model into a small one
- OpenAI publishes the first results from its in-house chip
- OpenAI dismantles an influence operation that used ChatGPT
- Agents that pay: the legal framework is being built urgently
- Nvidia is putting into production a chip that does only one thing: respond fast
- Ox Alpha revealed: it was GLM-5.3-Flash, and it runs entirely on Chinese chips
- General-purpose or specialised model: which one should you choose for your job?
- SpaceX and Nvidia move from words to action: a computing system designed for orbit
- Thomson Reuters builds its own model that only talks about law
- Meta bets on cheaper rather than better
- Wan 3.0: the video model that accepts a spreadsheet as input
- Dense model or mixture of experts: two philosophies, two use cases
- UK trials AI to get young people back into work
- Europe now requires AIs to register
- New wave of price cuts: flagship models are becoming significantly cheaper
- Washington would be asking countries to choose their technological camp
- Pennsylvania blocks data centers without local agreement: reality keeps pushing back
- A trading platform opens up trading to AI agents, with no loss cap
- Why distrust of AI is growing even as the technology improves
- Anthropic is preparing an IPO that could break all records
- Data labelling is now worth $20 billion
- An AI store manager recommends firing an employee: the question it raises
- ChatGPT becomes free and unlimited: what it changes, and what it costs
- Qwen 3.8 in the 27-billion version: the open model that fits on a single card and sees images
- Grok 4.6 matches OpenAI's best model, with a pricing catch in the long context.
- US Congress demands answers on AI agent escapes
- DeepSeek raises prices by 93%: has the price war hit rock bottom?
- Anthropic reports its first profit, two years ahead of its own schedule
- Will Gemini 3.5 Pro ever be released? The most anticipated model of 2026 is still nowhere to be found.
- The week AI became an industry like any other
- Gemma, Qwen: the wave of open models keeps rising
- What does your AI know about you?
- Data centers protected against drones: AI security goes physical
- AI in recruitment: generated applications, CVs sorted by machine
- AI models are retiring: what it means when you've built on top of them
- The memory shortage threatening AI, and which is set to push up the price of your next phone
- What is a "foundation model"? The building block on which everything else is built
- Anthropic hires a former Supreme Court judge: the signal behind the appointment
- OpenAI heading for an IPO: what the document will reveal
- The sovereignty of computing: the real issue no one names
- AI and your money: what it can do, and what you should never ask it to do
- AI agents are leaving the demo stage and entering production.
- When your AI pulls out the credit card: agentic commerce is really arriving
- AI and journalism: what’s really at stake in the newsroom
- The Academy is no longer read; it is practiced.
- RAG or fine-tuning: which one should you choose to connect an AI to your data?
- How to choose your AI in 2026: the no-marketing guide
- Meta releases a 30-billion-parameter agent that runs on a single graphics card.
- What is "quantization"? The compression that fits a giant model on your machine
- Voice is becoming the primary interface for AI, and investors understood this before we did.
- The White House has completed its framework for evaluating cutting-edge AI, and refuses to say what it contains.
- What is MCP? The protocol that lets an AI plug into your tools
- $15 billion data center project blocked by water supply issue
- Alibaba releases Qwen 3.8-Max, 2.4 trillion parameters, and promises to publish its weights
- Training and inference: the two costs of AI that everyone keeps confusing
- Nvidia teaches robots by making them dream about the consequences
- AI labs are buying books by the pallet, and destroying them to scan them.
- OpenAI cuts its prices by 80%, and it's the model itself that figured out how
- Data centers in space: brilliant idea or reckless leap forward?
- What is an AI's "temperature"? The setting that decides whether it's sensible or inventive
- Seven everyday uses of AI that genuinely make a difference
- The jobs AI won't replace, and they're not the ones you'd think
- Who owns what an AI writes for you?
- Microsoft posts the biggest single-day market value gain in stock market history: is AI finally paying off?
- OpenAI is reportedly working on AI systems capable of collaborating over several days.
- An attacker hooked DeepSeek up to Telegram and launched an AI against 460 systems.
- DeepSeek releases a model at 14 cents per million tokens that beats its own high-end offering
- The invisible workers of AI: Kenya wants to impose a minimum wage
- From today, all AI-generated images must carry an invisible signature in California.
- What is an "embedding"? The technique that lets a machine understand that "doctor" and "physician" mean the same thing.
- Europe forces Google to open Android to competing AIs
July 202632 articles
- Who is responsible when an AI gets it wrong?
- What is "prompt caching"? The setting that could halve your AI bill
- Apple would reportedly pause its smart glasses over privacy concerns.
- Nvidia is reportedly considering guaranteeing $250 billion for OpenAI: when the seller finances its client
- Kimi K3 has kept its promise: the weights of the world's largest open model are now online. And they weigh in at 1.4 terabytes.
- On 1 September, Claude Sonnet 5 increases by 50%. And there's a catch almost no one mentions.
- Allianz cuts 1,800 jobs due to AI, and does it the European way
- Google analysed 15 million conversations with its AI: usage is everywhere, but remains surprisingly superficial
- Google's AI Overviews have arrived in France: what changes, and the impossible choice being forced on us
- Kimi K3 burns through twelve times more reasoning tokens than Claude Opus: the hidden cost of thinking
- FLUX 3 vs Seedance 2.5, Gemini Omni and Kling 3: where does the newcomer really stand?
- Suno, Udio and the Sacem: who gets what on an AI-generated track?
- Claude Opus 5: Anthropic is no longer trying to beat its competitors, but its own most expensive model.
- Your password manager has just handed the keys to an AI. Should you be worried?
- Today at 5:59 PM, thousands of DeepSeek integrations will stop working.
- Meta wants to build its own AI chip: the great escape from Nvidia has begun
- Gemini 3.5 Pro has missed its date again. And this time, Siri is waiting too.
- Google releases three Gemini models at once, cheaper and faster, but still not the one we're waiting for.
- Twenty years on, the same author is still taking on Google over the same books.
- AI glasses, the new battlefield: Samsung makes its move tomorrow, China has already taken the lead
- Kimi K3: the largest open model ever built comes from Beijing, and it is nipping at the heels of the best
- Anthropic overtakes OpenAI in revenue: the bet on discretion versus that on excess
- Gemini 3.5 Pro: why Google can no longer ship its model on time
- The real raw material of AI isn't data. It's electricity and silicon.
- Meta lays off 8,000 people and rehires for AI: the brutal face of the great workplace replacement
- Anthropic vs the Pentagon: the trial redefining what an AI has the right to refuse
- Grok 4.5 is said to be "close to Opus". The catch is that no one can verify it.
- Seedream 5.0 Pro and Seedance 2.5: ByteDance no longer wants to generate images, it wants to replace your studio
- For two months, this AI model dominated the global rankings. No one knew who had created it
- Claude Sonnet 5: Anthropic sells (almost) Opus-level power at a standard model price
- Fable 5 is back: what the most scrutinised AI of the year went through in 18 days
- For the first time, ChatGPT accounts for less than half of the AI market
June 20265 articles
- Agentjacking: the flaw that turns your code assistant against you
- Stealing an AI without hacking anyone: the Alibaba case shaking up the AI world
- GPT-5.6: OpenAI releases three models at once, but the government keeps the key
- GLM-5.2 versus Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5: China opens the floodgates while the West shuts its own
- When the State pulls the plug on an AI: the US government forces Anthropic to cut off its most powerful models
May 20265 articles
- $500 million in 30 days: the company that discovered the true price of open-access AI
- How France can still close its AI gap in business
- AI's biggest failures: the billion-dollar products that crashed and burned
- The OpenAI lock-in: how ChatGPT wants to become your only piece of software
- France is missing the enterprise AI boat: here are the real numbers