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Lundi 8 décembre 2025 à 18:31
AI Agent
AI’s Unequal Trajectory: From Hype to Haves and Have‑Nots
The MIT Technology Review and the Financial Times debate the coming AI divide, warning that soaring subscription fees will cement a class of “AI haves” while marginalising those on free tiers. Both outlets note that the rapid diffusion of large‑language models outpaces the rollout of affordable compute, risking a global productivity gap. Tim Bradshaw adds that a looming funding crunch could force major providers like OpenAI to raise prices, intensifying the disparity.
MIT Technology Review
Gartner Urges Enterprise Ban on AI‑Powered Browsers
Gartner analysts Dennis Xu, Evgeny Mirolyubov and John Watts advise organisations to block AI browsers such as Perplexity Comet and OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas, citing prompt‑injection vulnerabilities and uncontrolled data exfiltration. The report, echoed by cybersecurity firm Cyberhaven, highlights that 27.7 % of firms already have at least one Atlas user, but the technology’s immaturity makes it a high‑risk vector.
Computer World
Microsoft’s Model Context Protocol Pushes an Agentic OS
Microsoft’s Windows 11 Insider builds now preview native support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a step toward the company’s “agentic OS” vision that lets applications invoke AI agents through a standardized interface. The move, reported by The Register, signals a strategic shift to embed autonomous reasoning directly into the operating system, potentially reshaping how developers build AI‑enhanced software.
The Register
Google Fortifies Chrome with Guardrails for Agentic Features
Google disclosed new security controls for Chrome’s upcoming agentic capabilities, aiming to curb malicious prompt injections and unauthorized data access. As detailed by TechCrunch, the safeguards include sandboxed execution contexts and granular permission prompts, reflecting industry‑wide pressure to mature agentic web tools before wide release.
TechCrunch
UK’s Atlantic Bastion Program Deploys Autonomous AI Vessels
The British Ministry of Defence announced the Atlantic Bastion initiative, commissioning AI‑driven surface and underwater vessels to protect undersea cables and pipelines from Russian submarine threats. Politico Europe reports that the £14 million seed investment will integrate autonomous acoustic detection into a “digital targeting web,” marking a militarised application of agentic AI.
Politico Europe
Entrepreneur
Fixify Scales AI Helpdesk Ops with a 50‑Person Cork Expansion
Irish AI‑assisted IT helpdesk platform Fixify is hiring 50 new staff for a Cork hub, targeting data scientists, engineers and analysts to expand its automated support services. Silicon Republic notes the move reflects growing demand for AI‑driven enterprise support tools and positions Fixify as a rising player in the European AI startup ecosystem.
Silicon Republic
Basalt Raises €4.25 M to Accelerate Collaborative AI Agent Platforms
French‑US startup Basalt secured €4.25 million to develop its collaborative AI engineering platform, which streamlines the creation, testing and monitoring of AI agents in production. French Web highlights that the funding will boost hiring in both Paris and San Francisco, aiming to bridge the gap between rapid prototyping and reliable enterprise deployment of autonomous agents.
FrenchTechJournal
Digital Transformation
IBM Infuses AI into Db2 to Modernize a 42‑Year‑Old Workhorse
IBM’s latest update to the Db2 Intelligence Center adds AI‑driven management tools, enabling unified oversight of on‑prem, cloud and containerised deployments from a single console. The Register explains that the enhancement targets legacy enterprises seeking to modernise data operations without abandoning entrenched database assets.
The Register
IBM’s $11 B Deal for Confluent Bolsters AI‑Driven Data Pipelines
IBM is in advanced talks to acquire streaming data platform Confluent for roughly $11 billion, a move designed to strengthen its AI and automation portfolio as more companies shift workloads to the cloud. Both TechCrunch and The Information report that Confluent’s real‑time data processing capabilities are critical for feeding large‑scale AI models, while Market Watch frames the acquisition as IBM’s biggest deal since 2019.
TechCrunch
The Information
Market Watch
Artificial Intelligence
OpenAI’s Enterprise Surge and the In‑App Ad Backlash
OpenAI reported an eight‑fold year‑over‑year rise in ChatGPT Enterprise usage, citing hour‑saving productivity gains for workers. However, Engadget and The Verge revealed that users encountered in‑app promotions for brands like Peloton and Target, prompting OpenAI’s chief research officer Mark Chen to disable the feature and promise tighter ad controls. The mixed signals underscore the tension between monetisation and user trust in AI services.
TechCrunch
Engadget
The Verge
NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang Dismisses AI Doomsday, Eyes Agentic Workflows
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang told Wccftech that apocalyptic scenarios about AI taking over are “impossible,” while emphasizing the company’s focus on advancing LLMs, edge AI and agentic workflows. He argues that the next wave of AI will augment human cognition rather than replace it, positioning NVIDIA as a catalyst for widespread adoption of autonomous agents across industries.
Wccftech
Technological Advancements
NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang Dismisses AI Doomsday, Eyes Agentic Workflows
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang told Wccftech that apocalyptic scenarios about AI taking over are “impossible,” while emphasizing the company’s focus on advancing LLMs, edge AI and agentic workflows. He argues that the next wave of AI will augment human cognition rather than replace it, positioning NVIDIA as a catalyst for widespread adoption of autonomous agents across industries.
Wccftech
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