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  1. · Explainers

    Running an AI on your own computer: what it changes, and what it really takes

    Running an AI directly on your computer has become accessible: total privacy, no cost per query, no dependency. We explain what it concretely requires in terms of hardware, which tools to use, what to really expect, and why an open model isn't necessarily one you can run at home.
  2. · Explainers

    An AI gave three different answers to the same scientific question. The problem wasn't the AI

    An Anthropic study found that an AI model could give 106, then 15, then 5 different answers to the same scientific question. The cause was not a lack of intelligence on the model's part, but a data infrastructure never designed for AI agents. One adjustment brought accuracy back up from 16.9% to 92.8%.
  3. · Society

    Deepfakes: what this technology really changes in our relationship with images

    This article addresses the subject of non-consensual deepfakes, including those of a sexual nature. The tone is factual, not activist. The aim is to understand what is genuinely changing in our relationship with images in 2026, without dramatising or downplaying it. No graphic description is given; only the data and the legal reality are analysed.
  4. · Explainers

    How France can still close its AI gap in business

    In our article of 1 May, we documented France's lag in business adoption: 10% of SMEs use AI, compared with 28% in Denmark. But how can France accelerate its adoption without renouncing sovereignty and data protection? The solutions exist. They just need to be known.
  5. · Applications

    RAG: Why your AI now knows your secrets

    Conventional AI cannot read confidential documents, because they are not part of Wikipedia. The 'RAG' technique gets around this problem.

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