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Un individu à l'aise avec la technologie, fortement intéressé par l'Intelligence Artificielle, les API et les progrès technologiques, qui cherche à comprendre comment ces innovations impulsent la Transformation Numérique et redéfinissent l'Avenir du Travail. Il suit les dernières tendances et développements dans ces domaines.
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Mardi 9 décembre 2025 à 11:55
API Innovations
Claude Code rolls out to Slack
Anthropic has opened a beta that lets Slack users summon Claude Code directly in chat, turning natural‑language prompts into instant code reviews or bug fixes. The Verge notes the integration pulls context from linked repositories, while The Verge’s own coverage highlights the seamless tagging workflow that lets developers stay inside their messaging hub.
The Verge
Vike launches Photon, a zero‑config JavaScript deployment stack
InfoQ reports that Vike’s Photon framework now ships with native Cloudflare integration, hot‑module replacement and a “no‑setup” philosophy that accelerates server‑side JavaScript delivery across any cloud. The announcement positions Photon as a developer‑friendly bridge between modern APIs and edge‑first deployments.
InfoQ
Future of Work
ChatGPT saves workers up to an hour a day, OpenAI says
OpenAI’s latest “State of Enterprise AI” study, covered by Zdnet, finds that ChatGPT Enterprise trims 40‑60 minutes from typical workdays, especially in drafting, data‑synthesis and routine coding tasks. The report frames this productivity boost as the first measurable economic value of a general‑purpose AI after its consumer‑facing wave.
Zdnet
OpenAI’s enterprise surge outpaces rivals
TechCrunch highlights that ChatGPT Enterprise usage jumped eight‑fold year‑over‑year, cementing OpenAI’s foothold even as Google’s Gemini and Anthropic push competing models. The piece notes that enterprise adoption, rather than consumer hype, now drives the company’s growth strategy.
TechCrunch
Digital Transformation
IBM’s $11 B Confluent acquisition to power AI‑driven data pipelines
TechCrunch, Market Watch and CNBC all report that IBM will buy streaming platform Confluent for $11 billion, a move aimed at unifying real‑time data flows for the next generation of enterprise AI. The deal gives IBM Kafka‑based infrastructure to stitch together fragmented data estates, a cornerstone of modern digital transformation.
TechCrunch
Market Watch
CNBC
Amazon deploys “Catalog AI” to overhaul product listings
IEEE Spectrum details how Amazon’s Catalog AI scrapes the web, enriches product titles, images and specifications with large‑language‑model insights, and feeds the updates back into its marketplace in real time. The system is projected to add $7.5 billion in sales this year, illustrating AI’s role in scaling e‑commerce operations.
IEEE Spectrum
Artificial Intelligence Landscape
Skild AI eyes $14 B valuation in robot‑model funding round
The Information and TechCrunch reveal that Skild AI, a startup building hardware‑agnostic foundation models for robots, is courting SoftBank and Nvidia for a financing round that could lift its valuation to $14 billion. The capital infusion would accelerate the company’s push to make adaptable AI brains for a wide array of robotic tasks.
The Information
TechCrunch
AI‑generated videos flood platforms, sparking safety concerns
The NY Times reports that OpenAI’s Sora video generator is being weaponised to create hyper‑realistic clips that bypass platform warnings, prompting calls for stricter moderation. The piece underscores how generative video, the newest frontier of synthetic media, is outpacing current detection tools.
The NY Times
Emerging Technology Advances
World models gain momentum as the next AI frontier
MIT Technology Review and FastCompany note that world‑model research—training AI on 3D video data to understand physical laws—is moving from academic labs to commercial pilots, with Google’s Genie 3 and Fei‑Fei Li’s World Labs leading the charge. The technology promises richer simulation environments for games and robotics.
MIT Technology Review
AI‑driven DRAM shortage threatens broader tech ecosystem
The Verge explains that soaring demand for high‑bandwidth memory by AI data centers is squeezing DRAM supplies, inflating prices for gaming PCs, smartphones and even IoT devices. IDC’s research director warns that the ripple effect could stall product launches across multiple sectors until supply catches up.
The Verge
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