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Un individu à l'aise avec la technologie, fasciné par la robotique et l'intelligence artificielle, avec un fort intérêt pour les progrès technologiques et les innovations émergentes qui façonnent l'avenir. Il recherche des mises à jour approfondies sur les derniers développements et les avancées dans ces domaines.
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Robotic Arms, AI Ethics & Standards, and AI‑Powered Industry Shifts...
Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 18:21
Robotics Frontiers
Ghost Robotics equips Vision 60 with a six‑degree‑of‑freedom manipulator
Ghost Robotics unveiled a rugged arm for its Vision 60 quadruped, turning the robot into a mobile manipulator capable of opening doors, handling payloads and serving as a sensor boom for hazardous missions. CEO Gavin Kenneally stressed that the arm is engineered as a “fifth leg,” preserving durability in extreme environments while expanding military and disaster‑relief applications. The upgrade underscores the growing demand for legged platforms that blend locomotion with dexterous handling.
IEEE Spectrum
Arm predicts “physical AI” will dominate factories within a decade
Arm’s chief executive Sanjay Haas warned that autonomous, human‑shaped robots powered by advanced AI will replace most manual factory roles in ten years, citing rapid progress in agentic AI and sensor integration. The forecast was delivered at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI event, where Haas highlighted the cost‑efficiency and safety benefits of “physical AI” in high‑throughput manufacturing. Industry analysts see the claim as a catalyst for accelerated investment in robotics‑centric AI pipelines.
TechSpot
DeepMind to launch the UK’s first AI‑driven automated research lab
Google DeepMind announced the creation of an “automated research lab” in the United Kingdom that will combine AI and robotics to design and execute experiments without human intervention. The initiative, slated to open next year, aligns with the U.K. government’s push to position the country as a hub for next‑generation scientific automation. Observers note the lab could accelerate discovery cycles across chemistry, materials science and biology.
CNBC
Artificial Intelligence Milestones
Major AI firms form the Agentic AI Foundation to set open‑source standards
Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic and others have joined forces under the Linux Foundation to create the Agentic AI Foundation, a consortium aimed at developing open‑source standards for autonomous AI agents. The alliance will initially focus on three core tooling suites, sharing solutions to common interoperability challenges. Analysts view the move as a strategic response to regulatory pressure and a bid to shape the emerging agentic AI ecosystem.
Tom's Hardware
IEEE launches new AI ethics certification programs
The IEEE Standards Association introduced IEEE CertifAIEd, offering both professional and product certifications that assess compliance with the organization’s AI ethics framework—covering accountability, privacy, transparency and bias mitigation. The program targets a broad audience, from engineers to HR professionals, and aligns with emerging regulations such as the EU AI Act. Early adopters see the badge as a market differentiator for trustworthy AI deployments.
IEEE Spectrum
Adobe credits generative AI for record FY 2025 earnings
Adobe reported a 11 % year‑over‑year revenue rise to $23.77 billion, attributing the surge largely to its AI‑enhanced creative suite, including Firefly and AI‑driven Photoshop features. CEO Shantanu Narayen highlighted the company’s expanding role in the global AI ecosystem, noting that AI tools now drive a significant share of its subscription growth. The results illustrate how AI integration can revitalize legacy software businesses.
The Verge
Runway unveils a physics‑aware world model for video and robotics
Runway released its first “world model,” a physics‑based simulation engine that generates realistic environments for training agents, video synthesis and avatar creation. By embedding physical constraints, the model enables more accurate AI‑driven robotics control and immersive media production. Industry watchers anticipate the technology will accelerate the convergence of virtual and physical AI applications.
TechCrunch
State attorneys general demand safeguards against “delusional” AI outputs
A coalition of state attorneys general sent a warning letter to OpenAI, Microsoft, Google and other AI leaders, urging the implementation of stronger safeguards to prevent harmful, psychologically destabilizing content. The letter, reported by Gizmodo and TechCrunch, cites recent lawsuits alleging AI‑generated misinformation contributed to violent incidents. Regulators are pressing for transparent moderation and user‑protection mechanisms across large‑scale generative models.
Gizmodo
TechCrunch
Technological Advancements
China rolls out compulsory civil‑drone registration and identification standards
The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) approved two national standards mandating real‑name registration and continuous operational identification for all civil UAVs, effective May 2026. The rules require drones to transmit identity, location and status data throughout flight, aiming to tighten airspace safety amid a 74.7 % YoY surge in registered drones. The policy marks a significant step toward comprehensive drone governance.
China Daily
Google integrates Gemini AI into Chrome for iOS devices
Google began rolling out Gemini‑powered AI features to Chrome on iPhone and iPad, delivering on‑page summarization, query assistance and contextual recommendations directly within the browser. Users can invoke Gemini via a new icon in the address bar, bringing parity with desktop AI capabilities. The deployment reflects the broader trend of embedding generative AI into everyday software interfaces.
MacRumors
Innovation & Emerging Technologies
Progress adds Agentic UI Generator to Telerik and Kendo UI suites
Progress Software announced the inclusion of an Agentic UI Generator in its Telerik and Kendo UI products, enabling developers to produce production‑ready, multi‑component interfaces from natural‑language prompts. The update also introduces twelve new AI coding assistants and AI‑enhanced debugging tools, signaling a shift toward AI‑first development environments. Early adopters praise the reduction in manual UI design effort and the adherence to best‑practice standards.
SD Times
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