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AI Strategy, Generative AI Rollouts, and Infrastructure Advances Drive the 2025 Landscape...
Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 11:07
AI Strategy & Governance
Meta pivots to a proprietary “Avocado” model
Meta is quietly developing “Avocado,” a large‑scale AI model that is expected to be closed‑source, marking a sharp turn from its earlier open‑source commitments. Reports from Engadget, CNBC, and Bloomberg note that the model is being built by a secretive team led by Chief AI Officer Alexandr Wang and could reshape Meta’s competitive stance against OpenAI and Google. The shift raises questions about future licensing, data‑center investment, and regulatory scrutiny as Meta balances safety concerns with market pressure.
Engadget
U.S. attorneys‑general push tighter AI safeguards
State attorneys‑general have collectively warned firms such as OpenAI and Google to bolster safety mechanisms, citing the risk of unregulated AI deployment. The Financial Times highlights that the demand for stronger oversight arrives amid political moves to centralize AI regulation at the federal level. This coordinated legal pressure underscores the growing tension between rapid AI innovation and the need for robust governance frameworks.
Financial Times
OpenAI taps Slack veteran Denise Dresser as CRO
OpenAI announced the hiring of Denise Dresser, former Slack CEO, as chief revenue officer to steer its global revenue strategy and expand enterprise AI adoption. The Verge reports that Dresser will leverage her experience launching AI‑enhanced Slack features to accelerate OpenAI’s go‑to‑market efforts across diverse verticals. The move signals OpenAI’s intent to institutionalize its commercial operations while navigating emerging regulatory expectations.
The Verge
Model Context Protocol (MCP) gains industry traction
The Model Context Protocol, originally a side project at Anthropic, is rapidly being adopted as a de‑facto standard for enabling AI agents to share context across the internet. The Verge details how MCP promises a unified “internet for AI agents,” potentially unlocking new business models for multi‑agent ecosystems. Early adoption by major AI firms suggests MCP could become a cornerstone of future AI strategy and interoperability.
The Verge
Generative AI Market Moves
Google launches sub‑$5 AI Plus plan in India
Google introduced an AI Plus subscription in India priced at ₹199 (≈ $2.21) for the first six months, aiming to undercut competitors like ChatGPT Go. TechCrunch notes the plan bundles access to Gemini models, priority support, and higher usage caps, representing a strategic push to capture emerging markets with affordable generative AI services. The rollout illustrates how pricing tactics are reshaping global AI adoption curves.
TechCrunch
Models & Capabilities
Mistral AI releases Devstral 2, a 123‑billion‑parameter coding model
French startup Mistral AI unveiled Devstral 2, an open‑weights coding model that scores 72.2 % on the SWE‑bench Verified benchmark, positioning it among the top open‑source contenders. Ars Technica also highlights the accompanying “Vibe” CLI, which lets developers interact with the model directly in terminals, automating code changes and shell commands. This release showcases the accelerating capabilities of open models to rival proprietary offerings.
Ars Technica
Intel’s llm‑scaler‑vllm 1.2 adds broad LLM support on Arc GPUs
Intel announced the beta release of llm‑scaler‑vllm 1.2, delivering an optimized Docker container that runs a wide array of large language models on its Arc graphics hardware. Phoronix reports that the update expands model compatibility and improves performance, lowering the barrier for enterprises to deploy LLMs on commodity GPU platforms. The development reflects a broader industry push to democratize high‑performance inference.
Phoronix
User Experience Design
Figma enriches its design suite with AI‑powered object removal and extension tools
Figma rolled out three new AI features—Erase, Isolate, and Extend—that let designers delete, reposition, or enlarge image elements without leaving the platform. The Verge and TechCrunch both note the tools integrate directly into Figma’s lasso workflow, streamlining creative iteration and reducing reliance on external editors. By embedding generative AI into core UX, Figma aims to accelerate design cycles and set a new standard for collaborative creativity.
TechCrunch
The Verge
AI Infrastructure & MLOps
AMD promotes end‑to‑end hardware for enterprise AI workloads
AMD’s latest portfolio couples high‑performance CPUs, GPUs, and security‑enhanced silicon to deliver a unified stack for generative AI at scale. ZDNet argues that the solution addresses the “missing tech foundation” many enterprises face, promising seamless scalability and reduced total cost of ownership. The offering positions AMD as a key enabler for organizations seeking to operationalize AI across diverse workloads.
Zdnet
Google elevates Amin Vahdat to chief technologist for AI infrastructure
Google created a new senior role reporting directly to Sundar Pichai, appointing Amin Vahdat to oversee the company’s AI infrastructure strategy. TechCrunch explains that Vahdat will drive innovations in data‑center efficiency, model serving, and MLOps tooling, reinforcing Google’s commitment to dominate the AI cloud market. His promotion signals a strategic emphasis on unified, scalable infrastructure for next‑gen AI services.
TechCrunch
Baseten acquires Parsed to boost reinforcement‑learning inference capabilities
Inference provider Baseten announced the acquisition of Parsed, a startup specializing in reinforcement‑learning fine‑tuning for niche tasks. The Information details how the deal will allow Baseten’s customers to more easily adapt open‑source models for specific domains such as customer‑support routing or expense‑report classification. This move underscores the rising demand for continuous‑learning pipelines within MLOps ecosystems.
The Information
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