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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, GPT‑5.2, AI Alliances, Disney‑Sora Deal…
Vendredi 12 décembre 2025 à 06:50
Advanced Legged Robotics
Ghost Robotics equips Vision 60 with a six‑DOF manipulator
Ghost Robotics has unveiled a rugged arm for its Vision 60 quadruped, turning the robot into a mobile manipulator capable of opening doors, sampling, and acting as a sensor boom. The company stresses that the arm is built to survive the same extreme conditions—‑40 °C to 55 °C, sand, dust, and water submersion—that the robot endures in field deployments. IEEE Spectrum notes that this upgrade broadens military and disaster‑relief applications while raising fresh ethical debates about weaponization.
IEEE Spectrum
Humanoid Robots Enter Industry
1X’s NEO humanoids move from homes to factories
After launching as consumer‑oriented assistants, 1X is redeploying its NEO humanoid platform to industrial settings, targeting warehouses and assembly lines. The move reflects a broader trend of leveraging human‑shaped robots for tasks that benefit from dexterity and collaborative safety features. TechCrunch reports that the shift underscores the accelerating convergence of consumer robotics and enterprise automation.
TechCrunch
AI‑Powered Research Labs
DeepMind to run the UK’s first automated AI‑robotics lab
Google’s DeepMind announced the creation of an automated research laboratory in the United Kingdom that will combine AI algorithms with robotic platforms to conduct experiments autonomously. The lab, slated to open next year, aims to accelerate discovery cycles in materials science and chemistry, positioning the UK as a hub for AI‑driven scientific innovation. CNBC highlights the partnership with the British government as a strategic move to deepen trans‑Atlantic tech ties.
CNBC
Next‑Generation Language Models
OpenAI rolls out GPT‑5.2 amid “code red” push
OpenAI has launched GPT‑5.2, a three‑tier model (Instant, Thinking, Pro) that claims 30 % fewer factual errors and superior performance on long‑context tasks such as spreadsheet creation and code generation. The release follows Sam Altman’s internal “code red” memo urging rapid improvement to counter Google’s Gemini 3, and the model now powers the latest version of ChatGPT for paid users. MacRumors, Engadget, and Ars Technica all emphasize the model’s benchmark gains, including a perfect score on the AIME 2025 mathematics test.
MacRumors
Engadget
Ars Technica
Open Standards for AI Agents
Major AI firms form Agentic AI Alliance under Linux Foundation
Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic have joined forces to create the Agentic AI Foundation, an open‑source consortium managed by the Linux Foundation that will draft standards for autonomous AI agents. The alliance will initially focus on three core tools to address interoperability, safety, and reproducibility challenges across the ecosystem. TechRadar reports that the collaboration signals a shift toward collective governance of increasingly capable AI agents.
Tom's Hardware
Disney‑OpenAI Creative Partnership
Sora to host 200+ Disney, Marvel, and Pixar characters
A three‑year licensing agreement between The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI grants the Sora video‑generation platform access to more than 200 iconic characters, from Mickey Mouse to Iron Man. The deal, valued at roughly $1 billion, will let users generate short social videos featuring these assets, with selected creations slated for streaming on Disney+. The Verge and Engadget note that the partnership marks a watershed moment for commercial use of generative AI in entertainment.
The Verge
Engadget
Shifting User Roles for AI Chatbots
Microsoft Copilot study reveals personal‑assistant usage spikes on mobile
An analysis of 37.5 million anonymized conversations with Microsoft Copilot shows that users treat the chatbot as a personal coach or confidant, especially on mobile devices where “personal advice” queries dominate. The study, reported by ZDNet, highlights temporal usage patterns—work‑related queries peak during office hours, while lifestyle and health questions surge in evenings. These insights underscore the need for nuanced privacy and safety frameworks as AI assistants become more intimate.
Zdnet
Physical AI Transforming Manufacturing
Arm CEO predicts robot workers will dominate factories within a decade
Arm’s chief executive Simon Haas warned that “physical AI”—human‑shaped robots powered by advanced machine‑learning—are set to replace the majority of factory labor in the next ten years. He cited rapid progress in perception, manipulation, and energy efficiency that make autonomous robots economically viable for high‑throughput production lines. TechSpot frames the prediction as both an opportunity for productivity gains and a catalyst for workforce reskilling.
TechSpot
Generative World Models for Simulation
Runway introduces GWM‑1, a coherent multi‑minute AI‑driven environment
Runway’s GWM‑1 world model combines three autoregressive engines built on the Gen‑4.5 text‑to‑video backbone, enabling real‑time, long‑duration scene generation that stays coherent for minutes. The system is designed for training agents, creating immersive video content, and powering avatar interactions, according to TechCrunch and Ars Technica. This breakthrough pushes generative AI beyond static media into dynamic, interactive environments.
TechCrunch
Ars Technica
AI‑Enhanced Creative Workflows
Adobe embeds Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat into ChatGPT for free
Adobe has integrated its flagship creative suite—Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat—directly into ChatGPT, allowing users to edit images, design layouts, and manipulate PDFs via natural‑language prompts without any subscription. The move, highlighted by The Verge, aims to democratize professional‑grade design tools and accelerate adoption of generative AI in everyday workflows.
Tech Radar
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