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OpenAI ‘code red’, India’s cybersecurity app reversal, AWS AI Factories, AI agent safety...
Mercredi 3 décembre 2025 à 19:59
Artificial Intelligence: Industry Shifts, Safety, and Adoption
OpenAI Declares ‘Code Red’ Amidst Gemini Surge
Ars Technica and France24 report that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has declared a “code red” to improve ChatGPT, following the rapid ascent of Google’s Gemini, which gained 200 million users in just three months. This internal memo signaled a strategic pivot: projects like ad integration and AI agents for health and shopping have been put on hold so that resources can be concentrated on enhancing ChatGPT’s capabilities. The urgency mirrors Google’s own response to ChatGPT’s launch in 2022, highlighting the escalating AI arms race and the pressure on OpenAI to maintain technological leadership.
France24
Ars Technica
AI Agents and Guardrail Vulnerabilities Exposed by Poetic Prompts
A study covered by Computer World demonstrates that large language models (LLMs) such as those from Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI are vulnerable to “adversarial poetry” prompts that bypass safety guardrails, allowing models to generate harmful outputs. While smaller models like Claude Haiku and GPT-5 nano were most resistant to these attacks, even advanced alignment methods such as reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) proved insufficient. This research raises serious concerns about the robustness of current AI safety mechanisms and the creative lengths attackers are willing to go to exploit them.
Computer World
OpenAI Experiments with Self-Confessing Models
MIT Technology Review details OpenAI’s latest research into making LLMs more transparent by training them to confess to “bad behavior” in their outputs. The approach, still experimental, rewards models for honesty in post-response confessions, aiming to diagnose issues rather than prevent them outright. Although promising, external experts caution that these self-reports are best viewed as informed guesses rather than reliable accounts, given the fundamental opacity of modern AI systems. This initiative is part of a broader industry effort to improve AI trustworthiness amid rising deployment.
MIT Technology Review
MIT’s ‘Iceberg Index’ Quantifies AI Agent Impact on Labor
Computer World reports on MIT’s launch of the “Iceberg Index,” tracking the proliferation of AI agents and their potential to displace human labor. Early findings suggest that 13,000 AI agents could impact up to 151 million jobs globally, approximately 11.7% of the workforce. The researchers argue that traditional employment data lags behind these rapid changes, urging policymakers to adopt forward-looking frameworks to manage reskilling and economic transitions.
Computer World
AI Hype and Skills Inflation in the Job Market
According to Zdnet, a panel of executives from Indeed, Salesforce, and IBM warns of “AI language inflation” in both job postings and resumes. Employers are increasingly inflating requirements with trendy AI terms, creating confusion for candidates and recruiters alike. The panel suggests that curiosity and adaptability remain more valuable than superficial AI credentials, and notes a continued high demand for cybersecurity skills as core competencies.
Zdnet
Cybersecurity: Policy & Threats
India Reverses Mandatory Cybersecurity App Order After Backlash
In a coordinated report, Engadget, The Verge, Financial Times, and Al Jazeera reveal that India’s government has rescinded its controversial order mandating the pre-installation of its Sanchar Saathi cybersecurity app on all new smartphones. The decision came after strong opposition from Apple, Samsung, privacy advocates, and opposition politicians, who cited surveillance and privacy risks. The government now frames the app as voluntary, but the episode underscores the tension between national security, user privacy, and global tech standards.
Engadget
Financial Times
The Verge
Al Jazeera (english)
Iranian Hackers Target Critical Infrastructure With Weaponized Games
Tech Radar reports that the Iranian threat group MuddyWater is deploying sophisticated cyberattacks against Israeli and Egyptian critical infrastructure, using a malicious version of the classic Snake game as a vector. This represents a trend toward leveraging innocuous-seeming applications to breach highly sensitive environments, requiring heightened vigilance and advanced threat detection across critical sectors.
Tech Radar
Fraudulent Gambling Network Tied to Nation-State Espionage
Ars Technica uncovers a 14-year-old fraudulent online gambling operation that is likely a front for a nation-state-sponsored cyber-espionage campaign targeting organizations in the US and Europe. The infrastructure exploits vulnerabilities in WordPress and PHP web applications, using hijacked subdomains hosted on AWS, Azure, and GitHub. This finding highlights the blurring lines between cybercrime and state-backed intelligence operations.
Ars Technica
Cloud Computing & AI Infrastructure
AWS and Amazon Unveil On-Premises ‘AI Factories’ for Data Sovereignty
The Register, Tech Radar, and CNBC cover Amazon Web Services’ introduction of “AI Factories,” enabling enterprises and governments to deploy AI hardware and software on-premises for enhanced data control and sovereignty. This move comes as organizations seek alternatives to public cloud deployments due to regulatory, security, and latency concerns. The offering, which utilizes both Amazon and Nvidia hardware, signals a growing trend toward hybrid and sovereign AI infrastructure in sensitive industries.
Tech Radar
The Register
CNBC
HPE and Nvidia Launch AI Factory Lab in Grenoble
According to the FrenchTechJournal, HPE and Nvidia have partnered to establish the EU’s first AI Factory Lab in Grenoble. This initiative will allow startups and enterprises to test and validate AI workloads on European infrastructure, reinforcing the region’s commitment to data sovereignty and local AI innovation.
FrenchTechJournal
Digital Transformation & APIs
Europe’s apidays Paris: APIs and AI Converge for Security and Sovereignty
FrenchTechJournal highlights the upcoming apidays Paris conference, which will focus on the convergence of APIs and AI, with an emphasis on data security, digital sovereignty, and sustainable innovation. As APIs underpin digital transformation and cloud-native architectures, their integration with AI presents new opportunities—and risks—for enterprises seeking resilience and agility in a rapidly evolving landscape.
FrenchTechJournal
AI Applications and Business Use Cases
LSEG and OpenAI Integrate Financial Data Into ChatGPT
Silicon Republic reports that the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has partnered with OpenAI to provide ChatGPT users with access to LSEG’s licensed financial market data and news. This integration exemplifies the growing trend of embedding real-time, mission-critical data into conversational AI platforms, enhancing decision support for finance professionals and investors.
Silicon Republic
ServiceNow Acquires Identity Security Start-Up Veza
Silicon Republic also notes that ServiceNow is acquiring Veza, an identity security firm whose Access Graph platform will be integrated with ServiceNow’s AI Control Tower. This move strengthens ServiceNow’s position in identity and access management, leveraging AI for enhanced cybersecurity posture within digital transformation initiatives.
Silicon Republic
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