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Strategic AI Alliances, Model Breakthroughs, and Infrastructure Shifts...
Vendredi 12 décembre 2025 à 11:07
AI Strategy & Governance
Disney‑OpenAI $1 bn partnership reshapes content creation
The Walt Disney Company’s $1 billion equity stake in OpenAI locks its iconic characters into the Sora video generator, a move described by The Verge as a “landmark licensing agreement,” while Variety highlights Disney’s aim to “unlock new possibilities in imaginative storytelling.” The Guardian adds that the deal positions Disney as both a major customer and a strategic partner, signaling a deep‑level integration of generative AI into traditional media pipelines.
The Verge
Variety
The Guardian
State attorneys general demand safeguards against “delusional” AI outputs
A coalition of 42 U.S. state attorneys general sent a formal letter to Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, and others, urging the implementation of incident‑reporting protocols and third‑party audits to curb harmful hallucinations, as reported by Computer World. The letter stresses transparency and pre‑release evaluation by academics and civil‑society groups, underscoring growing regulatory pressure on AI developers to embed compliance into product roadmaps.
Computer World
Rivian rolls out AI‑driven virtual assistant for its EV fleet
Rivian announced an in‑house AI assistant that will debut across its entire electric‑vehicle lineup in early 2026, leveraging proprietary models to power the Autonomy+ subscription service, according to CNBC. The rollout, detailed further by TechCrunch, reflects Rivian’s strategy to embed AI‑enhanced user interfaces and predictive maintenance tools as a differentiator in the competitive EV market.
CNBC
TechCrunch
Generative AI Partnerships
Cursor launches AI‑powered coding companion for designers
Startup Cursor introduced an AI coding tool tailored for designers, aiming to streamline the creation of UI components and visual assets, as reported by Wired. The company positions the product as a bridge between creative design and code generation, highlighting the expanding role of generative AI in multidisciplinary workflows.
Wired
Models & Capabilities Advances
GPT‑5.2 expected to exit “code red” by January
Sam Altman signaled that OpenAI will resolve its “code red” status with the imminent launch of GPT‑5.2, slated for release on ChatGPT and the API platform in early January, per CNBC. The new model promises improved reasoning, reduced hallucinations, and expanded multimodal capabilities, marking a critical upgrade in the competitive large‑language‑model landscape.
CNBC
AMD expands GAIA project with native Linux and macOS support
AMD released GAIA 0.14, extending its “Generative AI Is Awesome” framework to run natively on Linux and macOS via Vulkan acceleration, as detailed by Phoronix. The update broadens hardware‑accelerated AI workloads across diverse developer environments, reinforcing AMD’s commitment to open‑source AI tooling.
Phoronix
User Experience Design Innovations
Gemini AI arrives in Chrome for iPhone and iPad
Google’s Gemini AI features are now embedded in the iOS version of Chrome, allowing users to summon an “Ask Gemini” panel for on‑page summarization and Q&A, reported by Engadget and The Verge. The integration replaces the legacy Lens icon with a Gemini‑styled notebook symbol, delivering conversational assistance directly within the mobile browsing experience.
Engadget
The Verge
AI Infrastructure & MLOps Developments
Broadcom’s AI chip revenue jumps 74% as demand soars
Broadcom posted a 74 % surge in AI‑chip revenue for its latest quarter, driving overall earnings higher, according to The Information and MarketWatch. The growth reflects the company’s pivotal role in supplying specialized silicon for cloud providers and enterprise AI workloads, underscoring the escalating importance of dedicated AI hardware in the data‑center ecosystem.
The Information
Market Watch
Oracle commits $15 billion to AI‑focused data‑center expansion
Oracle disclosed a $15 billion increase in planned data‑center spending to support AI workloads, a move that triggered a sharp stock decline, as covered by Tech Radar and Ars Technica. The capital infusion targets high‑performance compute clusters and advanced networking to meet the scaling needs of enterprise AI applications.
Tech Radar
Ars Technica
China unveils a 34,175‑mile AI super‑network
China launched an unprecedented 34,175‑mile AI network designed to function as a single, massive supercomputer, reported by Gizmodo. The infrastructure aims to accelerate national AI research and commercial deployment, potentially reshaping global competitive dynamics in high‑performance AI computing.
Gizmodo
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