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AI agents, future of work, and emerging tech reshape digital transformation...
Mercredi 10 décembre 2025 à 15:15
Future of Work
Gartner predicts AI‑driven hybrid workplaces by 2028
Gartner’s 2026 strategic trends warn that multi‑agent AI will dominate 80 % of customer‑facing processes, while 75 % of hiring will demand AI‑proficiency certifications. The firm also flags a looming “AI‑free” skills assessment to counter critical‑thinking erosion. ZDNet highlights these shifts as a call for workers to upskill beyond technical know‑how. The New York Times notes the broader cultural impact of AI‑centric hiring.
Zdnet
Deloitte says AI agents stalled in 2025, reshaping workforce expectations
Deloitte’s latest Tech Trends report argues that autonomous AI assistants failed to achieve mass adoption, citing integration hurdles and trust deficits. The analysis, reported by ZDNet, suggests enterprises must recalibrate ROI expectations and focus on hybrid human‑AI workflows.
Zdnet
Teens embrace AI chatbots daily, raising safety and education concerns
A TechCrunch survey reveals that one‑third of U.S. teenagers interact with AI chatbots every day, sparking worries about addiction and data privacy. Experts quoted in the piece urge schools and parents to embed digital‑literacy curricula that address responsible AI use.
TechCrunch
Digital Transformation
Salesforce’s “Agentforce” platform fuels enterprise AI adoption
Tech Radar reports that Salesforce’s earnings beat was driven by its Agentforce AI platform, which leverages the Agentic AI Foundation’s standards to deliver scalable agentic solutions for sales and service automation. The move underscores the growing importance of interoperable AI agents in digital transformation roadmaps.
Tech Radar
Google adds a second AI model to guard Chrome’s Gemini browsing agent
Computer World explains that Google introduced a “user alignment critic” model to monitor Gemini‑powered actions, aiming to block prompt‑injection attacks. The dual‑model architecture reflects a broader industry trend of embedding security layers into AI‑enhanced browsers, a key step for enterprise‑grade digital tools.
Computer World
Google’s Android XR glasses showcase multimodal AI in everyday settings
In a hands‑on preview, ZDNet describes Google’s Android XR developer kit, where users converse with Gemini while navigating physical spaces. The seamless blend of visual, voice, and contextual AI signals a push toward immersive, AI‑augmented work environments.
Zdnet
iFixit launches free FixBot AI assistant for DIY repairs
Gizmodo reports that iFixit’s new FixBot app harnesses its extensive repair database to guide users step‑by‑step through hardware fixes, democratizing technical support with AI. The service exemplifies how AI can streamline consumer self‑service, a growing pillar of digital transformation strategies.
Gizmodo
Artificial Intelligence
Linux Foundation’s Agentic AI Foundation unifies standards for AI agents
The SD Times, TechCrunch, and Ars Technica detail the launch of the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), which now houses Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol, Block’s Goose framework, and OpenAI’s AGENTS.md. Backed by industry giants such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, the foundation aims to keep these critical AI‑agent tools open, interoperable, and community‑governed.
SD Times
TechCrunch
Ars Technica
Technology Advancements
Nvidia’s Starcloud satellite trains a LLM in orbit, opening new AI frontiers
CNBC covers the historic deployment of Starcloud‑1, which ran Google’s open‑source Gemma model in space, marking the first LLM training beyond Earth. The venture hints at future low‑latency, edge‑AI applications for satellite communications and remote sensing.
CNBC
Nvidia develops location‑verification tech to combat chip smuggling
According to The Information, Nvidia has created a software feature that can identify the geographic origin of its chips, a tool poised to curb illicit trade and reinforce supply‑chain integrity—a critical advancement for hardware security in the AI era.
The Information
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