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Lundi 8 décembre 2025 à 22:02
Media Landscape: AI, Deals, and Industry Shifts
Google’s Doppl AI try‑on app adds shoppable feed
TechCrunch reports that Google has rolled out a new AI‑powered “try‑on” feature called Doppl, embedding a shoppable discovery feed that lets users virtually test apparel before purchasing. The integration links directly to merchants, turning the browsing experience into an immediate retail conduit. This move signals Google’s push to blend AI convenience with e‑commerce monetisation.
TechCrunch
Potential approval of Nvidia’s H200 chip exports to China
Both TechCrunch and the World Street Journal note that the U.S. Department of Commerce is weighing permission for Nvidia to ship its powerful H200 AI chips to Chinese firms, despite a newly introduced congressional bill aimed at curbing such technology transfers. Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang has already discussed the matter with senior U.S. officials, underscoring the geopolitical stakes of high‑performance computing.
TechCrunch
World Street Journal (International)
Google Wallet’s new travel‑aid features debut just in time for holidays
Zdnet highlights two freshly released Google Wallet capabilities: an automated flight‑check‑in alert that pulls data from Gmail confirmations, and a “Nearby Passes” notification that pushes relevant tickets or loyalty cards when users approach a venue. These subtle yet practical upgrades aim to streamline travel logistics for the season’s busy flyers.
Zdnet
Leonardo DiCaprio warns AI can never replace human art
In a candid interview cited by Variety, Leonardo DiCaprio argued that artificial intelligence lacks the essential humanity needed for true artistic creation, dismissing recent AI‑generated works as fleeting “internet junk.” His remarks echo broader industry anxieties about AI’s impact on creative jobs and cultural authenticity.
Variety
Jimmy Kimmel secures one‑year extension with Disney
Variety confirms that late‑night host Jimmy Kimmel has negotiated a one‑year renewal of his contract with Disney, keeping him at the helm of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” through 2027. Insiders suggest the extension reflects both the show’s stable ratings and Disney’s strategy to retain marquee talent amid streaming competition.
Variety
Paramount’s aggressive bid to acquire Warner Bros. raises eyebrows
According to Vanity Fair, Paramount Pictures has launched a hostile takeover attempt of Warner Bros., prompting speculation about a reshaped Hollywood hierarchy. The move comes as former President Donald Trump was queried about the escalating boardroom clash, adding a political flavor to the corporate drama.
Vanity Fair
OpenAI’s naming choices spark trademark controversy
Wired critiques OpenAI for repeatedly christening new models and tools with names that echo existing products, such as “Cameo” and “Io,” potentially infringing on established trademarks. The outlet argues that this pattern could sow confusion and dilute brand identities across the tech landscape.
Wired
Cultural Pulse: Sports and Global LGBTQ Debates
Egypt‑Iran “match of prides” ignites LGBTQ concerns at 2026 World Cup
Both Libération and L’Équipe report that the upcoming World Cup will feature an Egypt‑Iran fixture as the designated “match of prides,” despite both nations criminalising homosexuality. LGBTQ advocacy groups have condemned the decision, warning it could legitimise anti‑LGBTQ policies on a global stage.
Libération
L'Equipe
French women’s handball team falls to the Netherlands, eyes Denmark quarter‑final
L’Équipe details the narrow 26‑23 defeat of Les Bleues by the Netherlands in Rotterdam, a setback that still leaves France qualified for the World Championship quarter‑finals against Denmark. The loss underscores the team’s resilience while highlighting the competitive intensity of women’s handball on the world stage.
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